Rainbow’s End by JB Bonds

Rainbow’s End by JB Bonds
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday
Length: Full Length (374 pages)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Orchid

Joanie and Roz, widowed, septuagenarian sisters, moved to Pelican Key, twenty miles north of Key West, Florida to live together for support and companionship. From the beginning, Roz made the observation that living there made every day seem like Saturday, except Sunday.
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Little did the sisters know that they were soon to get involved with a cross dresser, a kleptomaniac, amorous affairs, lots of cats, and a situation that puts them in peril.

All of this adds up to a book filled with escapades and events that will tickle your funny bone, but most importantly, will prove you don¹t retire to die, but to live.

A sweet romance set in a retirement complex in Florida is the setting for this humorous novel which at times is worrying for the main characters. Two sisters, Joannie and Roz, have retired to Rainbow’s End and enjoy their life and their fellow retirees company. The story follows their day to day life and the concerns they have about their neighbours, both new and existing.

The book is quite laid back with most of the characters of retirement age. It is told from the point of view of Joannie, but at times it is confusing as to who is talking – Joannie or Roz. Both the main characters and other minor characters are likeable and could be the people who live in any of the streets of a retirement village.

Good book, lots going on, lot of thought has gone into the book. Pleasant to read.