Carol Ann Kauffman's VISION and VERSE : BOOK REVIEW: Lovers at the Museum by Isabel Allende

Tuesday, April 2, 2024

BOOK REVIEW: Lovers at the Museum by Isabel Allende

Sweet little story of love at first sight with a runaway bride and a man she met in a bar, still wearing her wedding dress, and a night of passionate, lustful frolicking in the museum overnight and the dour policeman who had to write up the police report. Beautifully written.

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Carol Ann Kauffman is the author of twenty-some books to date, from short stories to full-length novels. Her novels, classified as romantic action adventures with a sci-fi/ fantasy twist, and mysteries. They're about life, love, loss, and lunacy. She is a retired teacher from a local school district in Ohio, where she taught for thirty-five years. She has worked as a printer, managed a department store office, worked as an insurance agent, and worked in the hardware and automotive departments of a large store. She was a Red Cross volunteer. Carol loves to travel; her favorite places being Italy, Aruba, and the American Southwest, which show up in her novels quite a bit. She loves to play Bridge and to garden. She grows African violets and orchids. Carol loves dachshunds and trains. She is the author of the Time After Time series, which follows a pair of lovers through their many lifetimes together, and the Cat Collier Mysteries, as well as holiday short stories with Books To Go Now Publishers. Connect with Carol on Twitter at @Cay47. Visit her website at carolannkauffman.weebly.com