by Jill Shalvis
I closed out the last trilogy in the Lucky Harbor series in a matter of hours. A quick read, not as satisfying as the second book in the trilogy, but a decent contemporary romance. The heroine was too wishy-washy about her feelings in the last 25-30% of the book, which lead to a lot of back and fort...
This is one of my least favorites in this series. Callie and Tanner weren't bad, but each had their Issues. Callie more so then Tanner. She had a bad experience with love and therefore love must not exist. She gave one person way too much power to dictate her life. I don't mind some push-pull, but t...
The Characters: TannerCallie The Story: I loved Tanner and Callie. Their chemistry, their playful nature when interacting with each other. In fact I loved all the characters in this book. From Callie’s nutty grandmother to Tanner’s son to Tanner and Callie’s best friends. This book does a great job ...
An enjoyable finish to the lucky harbor series with another hunky hero and the funny meddling senior citizen with her computer antics. I particularly liked the interaction with the hero's teenage son. Wedding planner Callie runs into her high school crush ex Navy SEAL Tanner.
This is the end of Jill Shalvis' Lucky Harbor series, which, while not perfect (the middle books were pretty "meh" in my opinion), I still highly, highly recommend to anyone who likes contemporary romance. There is one character (and I think only one character) who appears in all twelve books: Luc...
My "heroine-ruins-it" shelf is getting mighty full, folks! Please, authors... please stop writing these self-deluding characters that refuse to be happy and risk love because they've been hurt before. It's getting god damn annoying. Oh yes, they all get their HEA in the end, but we still have to rea...
3.5 starsI was quite excited with this one for two reasons: 1) Tanner had a fifteen year old son and I truly wanted to read how he bonded with him. As far as I could recall, except for Josh, none of the guys in this story had a son prior to the relationship with the heroine. And Josh's was a child n...
http://witandsin.blogspot.com/2014/10/review-one-in-million-by-jill-shalvis.html Jill Shalvis has the magic touch when it comes to delivering sparkling romances that grab your heart. One in a Million is a charming, utterly addictive read – the kind of book you want to start all over again as soon ...
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