Review: The Last Resort Motel : Room One - Gwyn McNamee

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The Last Resort Motel: Room One

Review: The Last Resort Motel - Book #1 Last Motel Series - Gwyn McNamee - January 2018



After her parents died Aurora Clayton did what any good daughter would do, she moved back home with the good intentions to revitalize her parents business - The Last Resort Motel. The thing is that near the end her parents let it go and it is now a tad rundown and since there is a new Interstate, not many people pass through this way. It is a place where one night stands happen, people escape too and a place for those who are on the run. You know the type, the ones who pay in cash for no questions asked. Max Lawson is like Aurora and has no family left; he has left the deed for an old family mine in Spruce Moutain - just down the road from the Last Resort Motel. He grew up hearing family stories of the mine and wants to check it out and see if there is something he can do with it.  Max and Aurora are two people who have no ties to the outside world, and it looks like destiny has forced Max to stop at The Last Resort Motel as he may get more than he ever bargained for. Is his stop at the motel the start of a new romance and possibly a business venture for both Aurora and Max? The Last Resort Motel is a new series that various authors are going to be writing one book each featuring a particular Motel Room. If you are in the mood to discover not only a new author - Gwyn McNamee but also a new series - The Last Resort Motel series. Check out Book #1 - Room One today.

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