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"Great read for a San Diego native to have references to some of my favorite places. Wonderful story of redemptive love."
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"Bob Pacilio writes clearly. Don't take that to mean simplistically or obviously. He is still a teacher, and clarity is an important part of getting an audience (be they students or readers) to understand "the point" of what's presented. The lives of "
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“The San Diego Union's Karla Peterson reviews Local author Robert Pacilio's newest novel:
"Meet Me at Moonlight Beach" is not a romance novel, but there is a lot of love in it.
There is the slow-burning attraction between yoga instructor Noelani Keoka and high-school teacher Lewis Bennett, two broken people brought together by their psychiatrist, Dr. Amos Adler, who is close enough to retirement to put his patients' potential happiness before pesky professional ethics. There are the beautifully supportive marriages between Adler and his wife, the straight-talking May; and between Noelani's longtime friends, Dee and Henry.
And then there is the great, late-blooming love that the author has for Encinitas, which gave the novel its title and its evocative setting.”
― Meet Me at Moonlight Beach
"Meet Me at Moonlight Beach" is not a romance novel, but there is a lot of love in it.
There is the slow-burning attraction between yoga instructor Noelani Keoka and high-school teacher Lewis Bennett, two broken people brought together by their psychiatrist, Dr. Amos Adler, who is close enough to retirement to put his patients' potential happiness before pesky professional ethics. There are the beautifully supportive marriages between Adler and his wife, the straight-talking May; and between Noelani's longtime friends, Dee and Henry.
And then there is the great, late-blooming love that the author has for Encinitas, which gave the novel its title and its evocative setting.”
― Meet Me at Moonlight Beach
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“The San Diego Union's Karla Peterson reviews Local author Robert Pacilio's newest novel:
"Meet Me at Moonlight Beach" is not a romance novel, but there is a lot of love in it.
There is the slow-burning attraction between yoga instructor Noelani Keoka and high-school teacher Lewis Bennett, two broken people brought together by their psychiatrist, Dr. Amos Adler, who is close enough to retirement to put his patients' potential happiness before pesky professional ethics. There are the beautifully supportive marriages between Adler and his wife, the straight-talking May; and between Noelani's longtime friends, Dee and Henry.
And then there is the great, late-blooming love that the author has for Encinitas, which gave the novel its title and its evocative setting.”
― Meet Me at Moonlight Beach
"Meet Me at Moonlight Beach" is not a romance novel, but there is a lot of love in it.
There is the slow-burning attraction between yoga instructor Noelani Keoka and high-school teacher Lewis Bennett, two broken people brought together by their psychiatrist, Dr. Amos Adler, who is close enough to retirement to put his patients' potential happiness before pesky professional ethics. There are the beautifully supportive marriages between Adler and his wife, the straight-talking May; and between Noelani's longtime friends, Dee and Henry.
And then there is the great, late-blooming love that the author has for Encinitas, which gave the novel its title and its evocative setting.”
― Meet Me at Moonlight Beach
Linda Englund, Ed.D., A.P. English Teacher, Former English Chair