Return to Dunquin Cove

by Rodney Riesel

Return to Dunquin Cove, the sequel to The Man in Room Number Four, is the second book in The Dunquin Cove series. It’s been almost six months since the day ex-hitman, Ben Dunning turned up in Dunquin Cove, Maine, not knowing where or who he was. He’s lived a quiet, peaceful life in the small town, but now his old life is calling him back. As Ben plans a trip to Boston in search of his past, little does he know that trouble is brewing in Dunquin Cove. Two strangers have arrived with the promise of safety and security. Join Ben and the people of Dunquin Cove as they band together to prove they can take care of themselves and their town.

209 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 14, 2015

Reviews

[Don Rich · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Dunquin Cove series starts to take more of a permanent shape in this second installment. This series is less humorous than you would normally expect from Rodney Riesel, and the plots are a bit less complex. In other words, they are great reads to just relax and read in your favorite chair with the libation of your choice. Like all the rest of his books these take you to another place, which is a big part of what I look for in a book. Well done, Rodney!

[Thomas D. Bunce · Rating 4 out of 5]

Excellent writing - Thin plot

The story line was a bit to basic in relation to many of the author's works. It had all the elements I have come to expect from this author but something was missing.

[Mary Rowe · Rating 3 out of 5]

Mayhem, malice, misdeeds set aright

The town comes together when a new “security” company sets up shop to fend off the sudden vandalism and random acts of violence that suddenly blossom.

[Marilyn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good

A book that's the second in a series about a small town and a man who has lost his memory.

[Jack Galloway · Rating 5 out of 5]

Outstanding

I can't seem to get enough of the stories by Rodney Riesel, what a great writer he is and I'm looking forward to his new book in December.