So this started off great. Divorce mother of twins heads back to hometown to bail her sister out of a jam. Of course this jam involves her high school sweetheart who just happens to be heir to the bank her sister's mortgage is through.It had potential, but I felt it was wrapped up too quickly. High school sweetheart confronts father of twins about restraining order, "I would never take over your role as their father" (paraphrase). Father, "oh ok. Let me call my lawyer. Let's all be happy" (paraphase). And then that's it? Abby O' Brien Winters is a divorcee who travels to Chesapeake Bay in order to help her sister, Jess remodel and open an inn, just down the road from the O'Brien family home. Ex-boyfirend, Trace, uses Jess's money trouble to prolong Abby's visit. In the meantime, Abby struggles with her ex and with Jess. Trace and Abby rekindle their relationship. A feel good plot, athough it does resort to some contrived circumstances to keep the story moving. It seemed a little bland, not really holding my interest at times, but a fun read none the less. I would have enjoyed some futher delvelopment of local characters and the surroundings.
What do You think about Aşka Şans Ver (2012)?
Once again a very, very light and entertaining beach read that follows a formula plot.
—walkedi
I really liked this book. It was such a sweet novel Can't wait to read the next one.
—Artemis
Really liked this one. It was a "fluff" book, but a really good story.
—Lora
