Barefoot Beach

Do you ever have one of those series that you somehow just forget how good the books are until you start the next one? Harmony Harbor was like that for me. It's like an "oh, yeah!" moment. I knew in the first couple of pages that I was really going to enjoy this book. When the male character repeatedly knocks the heroine on her butt with a fire hose, you know you're in for a fun ride! Theia was a really strong heroine. An ex-navy pilot, now a private pilot, she sure doesn't want to be thrown over some overgrown fireman's shoulder butt up. I did love how Marco just did what needed to be done and didn't listen to her protests. There is a ghostly grandmother and an unusually competent cat in this book, but they just add to the delightful story of a woman finding family and love all at one time. Wonderful! I won a copy of this book from the author. All thoughts are my own.

Every time I read a book in this series I fall in love with it all over again. I just love the characters to pieces. It makes me wish I could visit Harmony Harbor. I loved Marco and Theia. It may have started out as pretend in their minds, but there was no way the chemistry was going leaveit that way. Marco is a delicious fireman and he has many swoon worthy moments. Then Theia shows you the inner strength and the beauty of girl power. Though her reasons for why she is at Greystone Manor aren't on the up and up you know in your gut she a good person. Her true colors will outshine the darkness she thinks she deserves to be in. With every book in the series secrets are a big part of the book. There are several secrets going on that alter lives some for the good and some that prey on minds. These secrets could tear families and relationships apart. This book was so hard to put down because I'm so invested in those in the Greystone Manor. The characters pull you right in and they don't you up for air until you're finished reading. It's a book you want to gobble up, but one you hate to see end. It's definitely a must read!