My wife suggested that I read this to see why she enjoyed them. And I did like this enough that I want to read the other ones in the series. Nice, light summer reading. The end wrapped things up a little too quickly, I thought. I felt like there was a lot of 'short-handing' going on. The author assuming the reader is now there with her and will let her do anything. It felt a little forced, and therefore shallow. Like the author was up against a deadline and a word-count limit. Nevertheless, having dropped into this world right in the middle of it, I still enjoyed it enough that I'll go back and catch up. Even the beauty of Shelter Bay cannot dispel the black cloud hanging over J.T. Douchett’s head. He has come home to regroup and come to grips with the grief he has delivered to those left behind.Storytelling is as much a part of Mary Joyce as her Irish soul. Her ability to get those stories on the big screen has made her a star, which means she is often far from the home she loves.J.T. is having a hard enough time shaking off the depression of his last duty as a Marine, so the last thing he needs or wants is a babysitting job for a spoiled celebrity. But Mary turns out to be nothing like he expects, shattering every ounce of control he has relied on for so long. Mary also feels totally out of her element when her mysterious dreams become reality in the form of J.T. Douchett. If she is lucky, he could be hers for a week. Anything more is improbable if not impossible.The men of Shelter Bay are just as rugged and breathtaking as their surroundings, and J.T. is no exception. His intelligence and empathy are the keystones of his personality, which makes him a perfect pairing for a woman like Mary. Her character is a woman whose heritage has made her a marketable commodity, but it is her love for tradition that makes her so special. Mary and J.T. have a connection that goes far beyond the physical, easily drawing the reader into their story from the very first scene.Lototy Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance & More
Do You like book Moonshell Beach (2012)?
yay been waiting for this!Very good, though i must admit I do prefer the High Risk Series.
—Lexi
Patron Review:Good read. He no longer believed in anything but she believed in him.
—squeaaaks
Love all the Shelter Bay Books and can't wait for the next to come out.
—Harnek28
