Stargazing on the Orient Express

This one really really hits home! I want this in my life for sure! Felt every insecurity, every bit of jealousy and also the passion and joy. I’m emotionally drained but couldn’t put this book down!

Jennifer Skull you do ave a way with words! I have read quite a few books by you….and enjoyed them all. Each book I read I say that s the best. Then I read another book by you…..! Loved them all!

I am not much for reviewing books but this one was so real. You feel the anguish this couple is going through. Her a CEO and him a PE teacher. She was to worried about money for children’s college and him taking care of home and life. A 30 year anniversary trip on the Orient…

Took me on an adventure that reminded me that everything you need already resides in your heart. A real keeper!

STARGAZING ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS by Jennifer Skully is book five of the A Once Again Novel series and my favorite of the bunch!Guy and Marnie Slade are taking a trip from Paris to Venice to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary. Their marriage is on shaky ground mostly because they’ve stopped talking and confiding in…

The beauty and strength of this mature romance rests in the premise: Guy and Marnie have been married a long time and things are no longer going well. I can’t recall the last time I discovered a romance featuring a married couple trying to work through a rough patch for whom it looks like divorce…

This isn’t my usual genre, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. A couple where she is a CEO and her husband is a PE teacher at a private school, with a big mortgage, two sons in Ivy League college, lost their communication. He surprised her for their 30th anniversary With a trip on the Orient Express…

Linda was like a poison that Marnie let influence her mind and actions! Gad!! Marnier was hard for me to like. She was so quick to believe the worst about a man she loved for 30 years because of a sour bitter friend! WTH? Guy was a true keeper and deserved better from Marnie. A…

Wow, this is outstanding and a very rare instance for me to choose to read. This couple realistically portrays that restoration is possible, if the foundation is solid. They need a trek down memory lane, clean out the spider webs in their thought process and air out the secret closets. Very captivating, emotional, very well…

I loved this book. At first I wasn’t sure Guy and Marnie’s relationship will survive. Are either one of them cheating? Guy plans an anniversary trip and Marnie doesn’t seem like she really wants to go. So many problems. Loved feeling connected with them. Loved their interactions with a famous couple. Loved how they learn…