I understand Piper came from a life of privilege, but to me she was written in an almost childlike way that felt incredibly unrealistic for a person this age (spoilt upbringing aside). Tessa Bailey is back with a Schitt's Creek-inspired rom-com about a Hollywood "It Girl" who's cut off from her wealthy family and exiled to a small Pacific Northwest beach town. there aren't enough circles in hell for the amount of sins I would let this man commit upon my fleshy vessel😩😩🤚 my legs are open as usual.

However: The author did not dwell so much on Nell's ew found happiness, it was only like three paragraphs where you know that she loves Michael and is going to get him back-I felt as though she cheated Nell out of a happy ending. Story: follows the life of Nell, whose boyfriend (Jeremy) suddenly decides to marry her sister-Heather and whose brother Ethan, is quite the addict and her mom believes that she should quit her job and finally get married because she is not young.

As the line between friendship and flirtation begins to blur, Hannah can't deny she loves everything about Fox, but she refuses to be another notch on his bedpost. He occasionally shows “rare male vulnerability” but mostly Brendan’s expression is one of “male appreciation [that draws] his features tight. She encapsulates the quirky but dysfunctional family with aplomb, making you alternately want to meet and avoid them!

I couldn't make up my mind on whether it was moving too quickly for my tastes or the cute ass moments between them were worth the pace.This isn’t even all my issues with the book, as I also found it incredibly weird that Piper and Hannah’s mother told them nothing about their father and his family. Piper doesn't want any distractions, especially feelings for a man who sails off into the sunset for weeks at a time. Hannah, Piper's younger and musical lover sister, alongside Fox, Brendan's best friend and crew mate are expected to have a story of their own which I am truly excited about. All of our books are 100% brand new, unread and purchased directly from the publishers in bulk allowing us to pass the huge savings on to you!

She’s shallow and vapid, and nothing about her supposed maturing as the novel progresses or her coming to terms with her biological father’s death rings true or is developed enough. The synopsis itself draws your name to the page and wanting to add this beauty to your TBR one hundred percent. She wields filth like Da Vinci does a paintbrush, and there’s a lot to be said for an author who can fill such exchanges with all the requisite heat, enthusiastic consent, and yes, even humor, of such a scenario without veering into corny territory. I just wanted something that was going to be a good little page turner for the start of Summer and it totally fits the bill!

It’s not, and it did annoy me that the woman was the one who had to change and give up everything to find happiness with the man. I didn’t find him as mean as everyone else was making him out to be initially, so there was some head-scratching on my part. After a certain incident, she’s sent back to a small town her father grew up in, instantly feeling like a fish out of water. The author of Hook, Line and Sinker delivers another irresistible maritime-inflected romcom as a Hollywood It Girl is forced to relocate to a Washington beach town - where she experiences sparks fly with a surly fisherman.

The backstory of why she is in Westport and all the supporting characters add so much heart to this whole thing. When you read a book by Bailey, there are two things you can always count on: sexy, rapid-fire dialogue and scorching love scenes.We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child. And if you happened to dislike this, or find it 'just average,' I simply couldn't trust you because It Happened One Summer is upright a perfection. Some of the choices also made me angry as the central conflict is based on a failure to communicate.