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Clamshell Bay Series
Ethan Crisp could tell the minute the woman behind the
counter recognized him, but appreciated that she didn’t say anything about his
past. He’d be in this coastal town a few days while waiting on a part for his
sailboat, so what would it hurt to make a friend.
Wonderful characters, an adorable kitten, and beautiful
scenery make this a wonderful story. And, as usual, a bad guy. The main
characters are older and hopefully wiser than they’d been. Looking forward to
more books in this series.
Jeremy O’Toole is the father of twin girls. It hasn’t been
easy for him in the three years since his wife’s death. But, after the girls’
last mischievous idea that’s gone bad…and the babysitter fired…he needs help.
And that help happens to be standing right in front of him, but it can’t be her
for several reasons.
Libby Brown finds herself a single mother. She’s surviving,
though, until the letter. Ends up her cheating, no-good ex-husband isn’t living
up to the agreement of paying the mortgage and sending alimony. After her
childhood…there’s no way she’s going to give up her house. So, she goes
head-to-head with the bank manager.
A woman with trust issues, a man still grieving his late
wife, and four adorable kids. I loved this story and the characters. The story
revolves around four friends who met after a bread-baking class at the
Clamshell Bay Bakery (book one). Looking forward to the rest of the series.
**Sexual content
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