The Mulberry Tree Paperback – June 29, 2013

I have never been disappointed in a Jude Deveraux book and this one is no exception. She is my all time favorite author. This book brings to life so many beloved characters along with those we love to hate, that it is nearly impossible to put down. The story revolves around a group of teenagers who have become heroes known as The Golden Six” from a small town in Calburn, Virginia, and how this has affected each of their lives. There is lots of mystery as well as romance. I loved this book, just like all her others and I’m sure you will, too.

I loved the story and read the entire book in two days. I’ve told a couple of friends about the book snd will be passing it along for them to enjoy.

Contrary to some of the bad reviews that I have been reading here, I did enjoy this book. In the beginning I didn't find much to like about Bailey. I have never liked passive 'walk on me, it's okay' people. But, it was interesting to see her grow into an independent and resourceful person. Matt, as a hero, was a little lacking in my opinion. He was okay but not up to Ms. Deveraux's usual gorgeous, take charge men. I found Jimmie's story intriguing but 'the Golden Six' storyline was a bit much. I just felt there were too many story lines going on and by eliminating the Golden Six, the book would have had a stronger, less confusing plot.

A story about loss, love and memories that are slowly unraveled keeping you on the edge of your seat. Mezmerizing

Great book by a great author. I couldn't put it down. Love Jude Deveraux books. This a a great read.

I have read this book several times. It is a favorite. The book is about the widow of a billionaire who is left the nothing but an old house and a note asking her to find the truth.I have read both the paperback and Kindle versions. My only problem is that the Kindle version has an extremely large number of words that have been runtogether. I would be happy to be able to correct alltheseerrors. (all these errors.)

Our experiences as a child are effects how we deal with life as we deal with life as adults being happy and positive adults. This story reveals characters that try to compensate for the negative events that responsible for their strengths and weaknesses. This book will hold your attention from it's beginning to the end. It's a page turner with a very intriguing story..Mmmm.

Jude's new book is not the standard contemporary or historical that has made her so successful in the past. Instead, she's written something of a mystery and something of a coming into one's own kind of book with a dash of small town eccentricity thrown in. Instead of a romance novelist, the writer is maturing into a good novelist.The result, while not her best book, is nonetheless readable and interesting. However, her romance fans may not get the "fix" they're looking for here. In this book, the "hero" Matt Longacre is almost an afterthought - and as a result, we don't care for him the way we have her other heroes.All that said, I really enjoyed "The Mulberry Tree" although it's tone was rather sad. I loved Lillian/Bailey and just wish that her fictional life had been less harsh.

One of my favorites among Jude Deveraux's novels. I read it at least 6 times. I never get tired of the story.

I could not put down the book!!!! I was hooked so good. I am now a fan of Me Deveraux

She does it again. Jude Deveraux has over the years for the most part given us hours of joy spent reading her books

Good read

I thoroughly enjoyed the storyline which kept me gripped throughout. Another success for Jude Deveraux and I think it would make an excellent film.