If you have been following Shalvis’ HeartBreak Bay series, then this is a novella that you don’t want to miss! Sean O’Reilly is a character we were introduced to in the very first book and he has made an appearance, at least briefly in each of the books since. This is a fun little visit […]
In Chasing Christmas Eve, Ms Shalvis returns us to the Heartbreak Bay neighborhood of San Francisco and the group of friends who inhabit the Pacific Pier building. This time, the focus in on Spence and the mystery woman he pulls from the fountain, Colbie. Spence has been a secondary character in the previous Heartbreak Bay […]
In this new series by Jill Shalvis we’re introduced to Wildstone, Ca. A small coastal town that has seen better times but who’s residents are nosey, comical and willing to help a lost soul discover who she is and where she belongs. Quinn’s life is flipped upside down when she’s sought out by a Harry […]
Jill Shalvis is one of my go to authors for Alpha heros, stronger than they think heroines, and hefty doses of humor. Accidently on Purpose is Book 3 in the Heartbreak Bay series and follows Archer and Elle, both of whom have been secondary characters in the previous books, as they figure out what kind […]
A cute, super quick read that is part of the Heartbreak bay series. Rory and Max are both secondary characters in the first books of the series, but we probably know a little bit more about Rory (if you’ve read the books). This is a stand alone novella, so you could easily pick it up […]
This is the second book in Shalvis’ new Heartbreak Bay series and thankfully avoided the sophomore slump so many series seem to run into. In The Trouble with Mistletoe, we rejoin the group of friends living/working in San Francisco, this time focusing on pet shop owner, Willa. Willa is a typical Shalvis heroine – she […]
Darcy Stone is game for anything — except sexy Navy veteran and physical therapist A.J. Colten, the guy who’d rejected her when she’d needed him most. Now the shoe is on the other foot and he needs her to play nice and help him secure grants for his patients. Unfortunately, Darcy can’t refuse. She needs […]
