There are stories about the each of the two women on the front desk, a young man from a wealthy family who takes a job cleaning rooms, the night auditor, the housekeeper, the bellmen, and, of course, the ghost.Īt the same time, I did enjoy this book more than I expected. I really loved her story, and my main complaint is that I would have liked more about her and less about the other characters. While the “main” story is about Lizbet, there is little more in that story than the others, but that is the romance in the book. But that makes this good as the kind of read that works for short bursts and interruptions because the story can be read in chapters and not lose any momentum. OPINION: The large cast of this book made it interesting to read each individual story, but I also cared less about each character. The book tells the stories of all the people at Hotel Nantucket. Lizbet, recovering from the breakup of a longtime relationship, puts together a ragtag set of skeleton staff to run the hotel. Purchased by a billionaire who wants the hotel to receive a coveted 5th Key by a reviewer, the hotel opens under the management of Lizbet Keaton. In 1922, a chambermaid was killed in a fire, and her spirit remains at the hotel. THE STORY: The Hotel Nantucket reopens after years of being abandoned. As a romance reader, I would have preferred more about Lizbet and Mario, but overall I enjoyed the book. It’s not particularly compelling but the different storylines keeps the book interesting.

FINAL DECISION: This is a good beach read.

The hotel nantucket book review