Jeff Sexton
Most Hallmarkie Book In Series. In a series built basically specifically for dog lovers who also enjoy women's fiction/ romance type tales, this is perhaps the single most "Hallmark Movie" like book in the entire series - and it actually sticks out from the series because of it. More self contained than many of the other books in the series, it really works quite well as a corporate/ office type romance that happens to involve owning and running a boutique hotel in a small beach town. But it also has some of the "problems" (according to some) of many Hallmark movies - including the seeming inevitable third act drama. Still, the tale really is quite solid in itself, and as one of the shorter books in the series it *really* packs quite a bit of story into the few (sub 150) pages it has.
Very much recommended.
Originally posted at bookanon.com.
Most Hallmarkie Book In Series. In a series built basically specifically for dog lovers who also enjoy women's fiction/ romance type tales, this is perhaps the single most "Hallmark Movie" like book in the entire series - and it actually sticks out from the series because of it. More self contained than many of the other books in the series, it really works quite well as a corporate/ office type romance that happens to involve owning and running a boutique hotel in a small beach town. But it also has some of the "problems" (according to some) of many Hallmark movies - including the seeming inevitable third act drama. Still, the tale really is quite solid in itself, and as one of the shorter books in the series it *really* packs quite a bit of story into the few (sub 150) pages it has.
Very much recommended.
Originally posted at bookanon.com.