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Beach Season

by Lisa Jackson, Holly Chamberlin, Cathy Lamb (Goodreads Author), Rosalind Noonan

3.31 of 5 stars 3.31 · rating details · 199 ratings · 45 reviews

Perfectly timed for vacation reading, this summer-themed anthology--headlined by "New York Times"-bestselling author Jackson--features four unforgettable stories of love, friendship, and second chances.

Paperback, 416 pages

Published May 29th 2012 by Kensington (first published January 1st 2012)

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Sep 07, 2012 Marya Kowal rated it 3 of 5 stars

The stories mostly center around second chances with a beach background.

Lisa Jackson gets top billing here, but I didn't like her contribution. The heroine is annoying. And why would a physician push her injured/amnesiac fiance to the point of hurting his recovery? The hero is wooden and flat. Cardboard is more exciting. And hearing the inner thoughts of a man complaining about his erections just isn't sexy. Sorry.

Cathy Lamb's story was a hoot. LOVED the heroine, want the hero as my next hubby,...more

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Aug 27, 2012 Julia is currently reading it

So, I just got this book a couple days ago, and am still in the process of reading it. This book is set as a 4-in-1, something that you don't see very often, unlike 2-in-1s, and that often annoys me rather than just doing separate books. Anywho, these books are basically about summer, and how "Every summer offers a new beginning", as the cover says. Each book is about 100 pages long, give or take, so they are very quick to read. I read the first book entitled "June's Lace" yesterday, and I shall...more

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Jul 19, 2012 Star (The Bibliophilic Book Blog) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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“The Brass Ring” by Lisa Jackson: On the night before Shawna McGuire’s marriage to Parker Harrison, they are torn apart by a devastating car accident. Now Parker doesn’t remember Shawna, but Shawna refuses to give up on him and their love. Even though I loved the writing, “The Brass Ring” was not my favorite story in this collection. I thought Shawna was desperately pushy and Parker was a jerk. I liked Shawna’s brother, Jake, as he seemed to be the most stable character in the story. I had mixe...more “The Brass Ring” by Lisa Jackson: On the night before Shawna McGuire’s marriage to Parker Harrison, they are torn apart by a devastating car accident. Now Parker doesn’t remember Shawna, but Shawna refuses to give up on him and their love. Even though I loved the writing, “The Brass Ring” was not my favorite story in this collection. I thought Shawna was desperately pushy and Parker was a jerk. I liked Shawna’s brother, Jake, as he seemed to be the most stable character in the story. I had mixed feelings when I read this vacillating from enjoyment to wanting to slap a character or two.

“June’s Lace” by Cathy Lamb: June is going through a difficult divorce and trying to make her wedding dress designer’s business a true success. She doesn’t believe in marriage (and possibly love) anymore while fashioning the beautiful gowns for other people’s weddings. When a ‘sneaker wave’ hits June from behind, she is rescued by a compelling and sweet man named Reece. Reece is a rancher and a country song writer who deeply believes in the power of love. “June’s Lace” was my absolute favorite story in this collection. I adored the characters – all of them, not just June and Reece. June’s family is a riot! I love how Reece has a flair for the simple, yet touching shows of affection. A beautiful story which will touch your heart powerfully.

"Second Chance Sweethearts" by Holly Chamberlin: Thea’s left her abusive husband and is trying to start over in small town Maine. While waitressing one night, she sees him: Hugh Landry, her first true love. Thea and Hugh start spending a lot of time together rediscovering each other. Yet insecurities and a dangerous ex have Thea wondering if this is real or just a cruel twist of fate. I liked “Second Chance Sweethearts” because it was sweet, endearing, and even a little bittersweet. Hugh and Thea and magnificent together and I love both Thea’s landlady Alice and Alice’s cat!

"Carolina Summer" by Rosalind Noonan: Jane Doyle is on the run from a killer who, as he sits in jail, is sending hitmen after her. She’s traveling down to Florida to stay with her brother, but along the way, she stops in a small town in the Outer Banks. She’s scared and exhausted, but the people there look out and care for her, even though she’s not local. What was going to be an overnight stay turned into months and what was thankfulness to the town sheriff, Coop, has turned into so much more. “Carolina Summer” is set in a beautiful location with caring and thoughtful residents who will take a scared and lonely woman under their wing. (less)

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Jul 16, 2012 Nancy Narma rated it 4 of 5 stars

“Sand, Surf But Most Importantly Love”
If you’re planning to relax on the sands of some faraway destination or just enjoying the view from your backyard hammock, be sure to tote this volume with you. You will savor the works of four talented authors. In “June’s Lace”, Cathy Lamb introduces us to former attorney/talented-beyond-belief wedding dress designer; June MacKenzie, who, after continually battling with her slime-ball of a husband; Grayson for a divorce, swears she will never get involved w...more “Sand, Surf But Most Importantly Love”
If you’re planning to relax on the sands of some faraway destination or just enjoying the view from your backyard hammock, be sure to tote this volume with you. You will savor the works of four talented authors. In “June’s Lace”, Cathy Lamb introduces us to former attorney/talented-beyond-belief wedding dress designer; June MacKenzie, who, after continually battling with her slime-ball of a husband; Grayson for a divorce, swears she will never get involved with any male again—that is, until a blond-haired, hunky giant of a songwriter named Reece rescues her from drowning while she was hunting for a perfect butterfly shell. He seems kind and understanding, but June has her doubts about him..as well as herself. Meanwhile, her talented staff; Estelle and Leoni (and Leoni’s star-gazing/astronaut-to-be Daughter; Morgan, encourage her to follow her heart. But will Grayson ever give up and agree to the divorce? Or will she lose everything, including the creative, loving woman she is? You’ll love the interaction with her Brother; March, and Sisters; August and September and their “Hippie Parents”. Within the pages of Holly Chamberlin’s “Second Chance Sweethearts”, you’ll meet Thea Foss, who, against the advice of her therapist, escapes her familiar surroundings, not to mention her abusive former Husband; Mark Marais, and takes up residence in the quaint vacation town of Ogunquit, Maine. Thea rents from the extremely intuitive but lonely, Alice Moore and secures a job as a waitress in Maggie’s Diner. Despite ever-present fears, her life begins to take some semblance of order—that is, until the “Love of her Life” from years past; Hugh Landry, arrives on the scene. Will he remember all that they once shared so long ago? Will he be disappointed by the woman she has become? Or she with him? Ms. Chamberlin pulls you to the forefront of Thea’s fears and insecurities of which we may all be able to identify. With “Carolina Summer”, Rosalind Noonan transports you to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. We accompany Real Estate Agent, Jane Doyle, as she hurriedly leaves Manhattan with a plan to stay with her Brother; T.J. in Florida. With her thoughts distracted while trying to drive in a torrential downpour, Jane is involved in a collision near the town of Avon. Thoroughly shaken but unhurt, she instinctively thinks the worst—that someone has tried to kill her. Confronted by handsome but wary, Sheriff Cooper Locklear and assisted to safety with Quickstop Market/café owners; Leah and Rusty Mallory, she regains her composure, only to find out her SUV is in need of repair and she must find lodging. A series of coincidences keep Jane and Cooper meeting and getting better acquainted. But he must not find out the real reason for her hasty Southern trip. When a frightening phone call persuades Jane to discontinue her travel plans, she fears for her safety & that of her Brother’s and works her way into a position as a rental cleaning person for a R.E. Agent, keeping a low profile. What or who is she running from? Will Coop open up about Leah? Will Jane find sanctuary in Avon? I know I’d like to read about more adventures in N.C. Perhaps you have already read Lisa Jackson’s classic tale; “The Brass Ring”, but if you haven’t, you’re in for a treat. Dr. Shawna McGuire and former tennis great; Parker Harrison, after a whirlwind courtship, are to be married. Prior to the rehearsal dinner party, the two lovebirds relax as they take in the local “Fair from Yesteryear” complete with a carousel where Parker grabs the brass ring. They come upon a fortune teller’s tent and Shawna has her palm read. She is told she will lose the love of her life. Shaken but not deterred, they revel in their love and enjoy the evening’s celebration. Some, as in Parker’s protégé; Brad Lomax, overindulge and Parker offers to drive him home in the fierce storm raging outside the cozy gathering. The party breaks up and everyone prepares for the morning’s wedding. When Parker doesn’t arrive at the appointed time, his Bride imagines he has changed his mind until authorities arrive with the news that there has been a horrific accident and Parker has been transported to Mercy Hospital. Shawna races to his side, hoping she’s not too late, only to discover he does not remember her or their love. Could the fortune teller have been right? Will she lose her beloved Parker and also a piece of herself? And what about the young, dark-haired stranger named Melinda James? Where or how does she fit into their lives? Or does she? You will enjoy this collection and be wanting more, so make room on your shelf for this one. Nancy Narma
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Jul 12, 2012 Liviania rated it 3 of 5 stars

BEACH SEASON collects four novellas by a variety of popular authors including #1 New York Times Bestseller Lisa Jackson. All four romances are set in beach towns and perfect for a little summer beach reading. (Or perhaps summer-wishing-you-were-at-the-beach-reading.)

June's Lace by Cathy Lamb

The anthology opens with my favorite of the four novellas - "June's Lace" by Cathy Lamb. June MacKenzie is almost at the end of a long, contentious divorce. It's been two years of fighting with her ex and the...more

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Jul 02, 2012 Stephanie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

2.5 stars

This review originally appeared at www.readinasinglesitting.com.

What’s that, you say? Two beach-themed books in a row? Anyone would think that I’m a sad little Melburnian rugged up in multiple layers and chasing down my husband so that I can put my cold feet on him.

Beach Season landed on my desk on Friday, and thanks to that oh-so-sunny cover illustration, I pounced on it right away. Surely reading about a warm climate can be an effective (and cheap) form of heating? After all, there’s...more

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May 27, 2012 Guilty Pleasures rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I really enjoyed reading the anthology Beach Season. All four stories (June's Lace by Cathy Lamb, Second Chance Sweethearts by Holly Chamberlin, Carolina Summer by Rosalind Noonan and The Brass Ring by Lisa Jackson) were of similar plot lines of dealing with getting over bad relationships and finding the one person that makes everything click. These are wonderfully written second chance books where no matter what the situation is or what the cause was...more

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May 23, 2012 Julie Barrett rated it 5 of 5 stars

Beach Season by Lisa Jackson and 3 others
June's Lace by Cathy Lamb
June is going through a divorce but he wants half of her new wedding dress business. She is so distraught she heads down to the beach and she turns her back on a wave. It's raining and she falls under and an arm stretches to reach her. Reece is only renting a house for 8 weeks and he sees to it that she goes to get checked out at the hospital.
They have a survivors lunch for a few dates and she finds out he is staying right next do...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Erin Muses rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, romance

Oh, this book. It was sooooo disappointing. All of the authors were new to me, and I will likely never buy anything from any of them again.

June's Laces by Cathy Lamb: A little hippie-dippie but cute. Heroine tells us that she fell in lust and then love with him, but we don't really see it (and, yes, it can be done in a novella). Not a big fan of first-person writing in a romance. 3 stars

Second Chance Sweethearts by Holly Chamberlin: I believe I will let my highlights/notes speak for themselves:...more

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Jun 10, 2012 Maryellen rated it 5 of 5 stars

If you're looking the THE beach book of the season~~this is it. The front cover of this book says, "Every summer offers a new beginning..." Each story of this wonderful anthology offers just that, a new beginning. Though this theme of new beginnings resonates through each story, each story is different from the others.

JUNE'S LACE by Cathy Lamb introduces us to even more fun and quirky "Cathy Characters". I loved June, a wedding dress making phenom who vows to never wed again, from the first pag...more If you're looking the THE beach book of the season~~this is it. The front cover of this book says, "Every summer offers a new beginning..." Each story of this wonderful anthology offers just that, a new beginning. Though this theme of new beginnings resonates through each story, each story is different from the others.

JUNE'S LACE by Cathy Lamb introduces us to even more fun and quirky "Cathy Characters". I loved June, a wedding dress making phenom who vows to never wed again, from the first page and I loved Reece, a country music song writing cowboy, from the moment he fished June out of the water. Not all things are smooth sailing with June and Reece~~June has issues and baggage. Baggage in the form of a husband that not only should be an 'Ex' but should have a big 'X' stamped on him. Is her baggage too much to let her find a happiness she thinks she no longer wants. Through it all we get to have so much fun with the author's incredible sense of humor and her ability to bring her quirky characters to life. Well done Ms. Lamb.

SECOND CHANCE SWEETHEARTS by Holly Chamberlin brings us the story of Thea and Hugh. Thea is trying to leave behind her old life and find a new one. Hugh, the last person in the world she thought she'd see in the town where she decided to make a new start, just happened to be the 'one that got away' so many years ago. When Thea learns to trust and to open her heart again, she finds that she deserves a new start; but she has so much anger towards so many in her life. And Hugh, what a strong character in Hugh! I love that the author kept this man strong and yet gave him his own struggles. There is a particular scene in this book that caused me to actually roar with laughter~~I probably shouldn't have been laughing so hard~~but for all of you cat lovers out there~~you'll enjoy Henrietta the cat. Mark my words on that one!

CAROLINA SUMMER by Rosalind Noonan finds Jane Doyle on the run. Jane ends up in the Outer Banks of North Carolina and not by choice, she must stay there. She meets Cooper, the Sheriff. Jane needs Cooper whether she realizes it or not. What's more, Cooper needs Jane. There is a quick attraction between the two of them and a quick attraction to the folks in this small town. There are some very dangerous forces that send Jane on the run again from this town where she could be so happy and safe. Will Coop bring her home?

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THE BRASS RING by Lisa Jackson. Ms. Jackson you are on my literary radar! What a roller coaster ride. Shawna and Parker are in love and about to be married. Sometimes things just don't work out the way they should. Enter a car accident and accusations of infidelity and anyone less determined than Dr. Shawna McGuire would have gotten off the ride and before it even started. Parker, a renowned tennis coach, suffers so much loss~~will he lose Shawna forever too? As much as I grew to love Shawna and Parker, I also grew to love Jake, Shawna's brother. What a wonderful collection of characters!(less)

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Jul 11, 2012 Bea rated it 3 of 5 stars

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The book had four stories so I have a brief review of each one. They follow the same order as in the book. In addition to the beach and summer theme common to the stories, three of the four also have exes who are stalkers, abusive or both. That is not my idea of a little light summer reading and I had to readjust my expectations while reading.

JUNE'S LACE by Cathy Lamb

A light sweet frothy confection, complete with eccentric family members.The ex in this one is emotionally and verbally abusive. It...more The book had four stories so I have a brief review of each one. They follow the same order as in the book. In addition to the beach and summer theme common to the stories, three of the four also have exes who are stalkers, abusive or both. That is not my idea of a little light summer reading and I had to readjust my expectations while reading.

JUNE'S LACE by Cathy Lamb

A light sweet frothy confection, complete with eccentric family members.The ex in this one is emotionally and verbally abusive. It's a sweet love story, and I liked that June was honest about her relationship with her ex with her new guy; both she and Reece had some careful balancing to do before they could be together completely.

SECOND CHANCE SWEETHEARTS by Holly Chamberlin

I just could not get into this one. It's over 90 pages and I read 30 before giving up. I couldn't relate to Thea (though I do like that name) and the author was taking too long to get things moving. Plus, I felt like she was giving us information in dribs and drabs; instead of an info dump, it was an info drought. The story was too short for that technique to be effective. I moved on to the next story and when I finished the book, I went back to this one and tried again, and gave up again. Although it didn't work for me, you may enjoy it. Before I gave trying to read it, I got the impression that Thea's ex was abusive but since I didn't finish it, I could be completely wrong.

CAROLINA SUMMER by Rosalind Noonan

Again, a story where the author, albeit a different one, took too long to tell us why the lead female, Jane, was running and hiding. No abusive ex this time, but a stalker. This one gave a more realistic portrayal of small town living, including the inevitable gossip that happens. I liked Jane though towards the end of the story when she thinks someone may be in her apartment, she goes all stupid. I also wondered how she was able to hold on to her job while she was down South (I can't say more without spoiling the story). Still, it was a good story and I enjoyed it.

THE BRASS RING by Lisa Jackson

This is a reprint, though I only knew that from reading the author's note at the end of the anthology. I liked the premise; I don't know how realistic it is, but it's a thought provoking one. It brings up questions of personality, character, innate traits vs. learned traits, the malleability of a person's emotional make up, and so on. Parker has difficulty believing that Shawna could still love him as he's no longer the man she fell in love with. He believes, and I agreed, that Shawna that she doesn't properly appreciate that he's a different man; she still sees the Parker who existed before his accident and not the man he's become. There's also a secondary plot line that I thought was unnecessary; the basic premise provided more than enough dramatic and romantic tension. Still, I liked Shawna, I liked her brother and I liked both of the Parkers, though the second one is a harsher man.

Overall, a good anthology; it's not quite as light as the title and cover imply it has some good stories.

I received this book from Meryl Moss Media for review.(less)

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Jul 14, 2012 Alexia561 rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: anthology, fiction, review-copy, romance

June's Lace:
Really enjoyed this story of a woman rediscovering her old self. June had an unconventional childhood, raised by hippie parents. Wanting to be "normal" she basically turned her back on the wild, free part of herself, became a lawyer, and married another lawyer. She was miserable.

Trying to recapture the Old June, she starts a business creating unconventional wedding dresses. June is artistic and smart and a free spirit. Why anyone would want to bury that part of themselves is beyond...more

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Jul 03, 2012 BJ rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads, 2012, womens-fiction

This was basically a collection of novellas with a common thread of second chances at love and further bound by their setting, different beaches. The first was by Cathy Lamb, it was okay. I loved her book Julia's Chocolates, but this was just a typical Harlequin/Silhouette-type story and I felt the bad guy in the story gave up too soon, taking away the suspense. Same with the second story by Holly Chamberlin, suspense built-up and then sputtered. The best story in this book, I feel is the third...more

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Jul 31, 2012 Eva rated it 4 of 5 stars

I picked this book as a bit of fluff to read while on vacation. I was already reading a novel that required a fair amount of thought and concentration. To that end, this collection of romance novellas fit the bill perfectly. And, while I really enjoyed the first three stories in this book, I found the fourth, "The Brass Ring," to be plodding and tedious. I found much of that story to be cliched and predictable, starting with the accident on a rain-slicked roadway that left Shawna's fiancé injur...more

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Sep 29, 2012 Lynne rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: author-of-the-month-rrrc, used-in-a-challenge, anthology

I liked all the stories. But I think my favorite was Cathy Lamb's "June's Lace". I loved the description of her wacky family. And, growing up in Oregon, the characters all rang very true! I enjoyed all the other stories as well. Lisa Jackson's "The Brass Ring" was a little dated, but not bad for having been originally published almost 25 years ago. Her story felt like it was filled with drama, but not a lot of character building.

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Sep 18, 2012 Cyndee Thomas rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit

This is a good book for the Summer. I enjoyed each story. The Characters and their relationships were easy to relate in real life. I read a paperback edition from my local Library system. It carries nicely in a beach bag. I recommend this book for Romance and Chick-Lit Fans. Check this title out..you will make summer last a bit more.

**This is my opinion and mine only!**Beach Season

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Jul 25, 2012 Patricia Solla rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: library-books

This was pretty good beach reading. The first story about a woman moving on in her life - making changes to live and work on her terms. Loved her hippie family descriptions and the the clothing descriptions which she creates. The second story was kind of odd but interesting reading. Carolina Summer was my favorite of the group. There's action, romance and again nice descriptions of the area. The last story was strange but okay.

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Jul 06, 2012 Amy rated it 2 of 5 stars

Very Harlequin romance like - lots of romantic fluff, very little beach, and no substance. The third book was my favorite, probably more so because I know the setting, and I like Noonan's books (although definitely NOT up to her standard as she is an incredible writer and this was a water-downed version of her style.) Lisa Jacksons' plot had real potential but it was lost in the angst of the characters.

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Aug 06, 2012 Kara rated it 2 of 5 stars

Four short stories, four different authors...the last two with explicit sexual detail (to me.) Too bad Jackson's name is selling the book. Her story was among those I would have thrown away. Plots overall were okay, June's Lace being my favourite. Anticipation is the best.

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Jul 24, 2012 Ginny rated it 2 of 5 stars

Three typical romance light weight stories all in one book. Happy endings anyone? Would not have read it except was given it by a neighbor who will want to talk about it.

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Sep 07, 2012 Rose Mary rated it 4 of 5 stars

A fun beach book with four short stories by popular romance writers Cathy Lamb, Holly Chamberlin, Rosalind Noonon and my favorite among the quartet, Lisa Jackson.

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Jul 29, 2012 April Plummer rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit

I LOVED the first story by Cathy Lamb - I am a huge Cathy Lamb fan! But I skipped the second story altogether and skimmed the last two. I thought they were predictable and shallow.

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Jul 31, 2012 Candy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reading-challenge

The first and third stories were very good. I was shocked by how soap operaish Lisa Jackson's story was. If that had been the first story, I probably would have put this book down.

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Jun 24, 2012 Mandy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

I give this book 3.5 stars. I really enjoyed 3 of the 4 stories but the one by Lisa Jackson was disappointing. It was a great summer read though.

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Jun 28, 2012 Deb rated it 3 of 5 stars

not a bad book of stories from four authors: I did enjoy the first by Cathy lamb and the last by Lisa Jackson more than the other two.

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Jul 10, 2012 Polly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: finished

Loved each and every story in this collection. Each one was different and very well written.

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Dec 09, 2012 Karen Thacker rated it 4 of 5 stars

A group of 4 short stories that are very good. A great book to take along when you need something while traveling or just a quick read.

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Mar 01, 2013 Lauren rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: twenty-thirteen

More of a series of Romance Novels then I thought it would be. Enjoyable nonetheless.

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Oct 02, 2012 Kathy Warren rated it 4 of 5 stars

Great beach book! Four stories in one book.

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Jun 05, 2012 Cindy White rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was an OK book. It was short romance stories which got a little to detailed for me in places but had a good storyline.

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