"How can you live without? It is as if you claimed you able to spend a cold beer on a hot summer evening ..."

I find myself to have so enjoyed this book! Basically I tried a first reading last summer, but my strong view that I did not like contemporary romances, I had dropped after a few pages. This time, taking advantage of the wave on which I surf right now, so I restored a chance this series who knows a pretty popular. And there, I smiled like a woodcock and I walked all the way into the system. Still, it's sleazy photographs with shovel, but I do not care, I literally fell in love with Lucky Harbor, this village where there are more shrimp than inhabitants per km2. Moreover, it seems that every bachelor should ask his bags there to find his soul mate immediately because there would be a potential nest, hey, hey.

So, following the death of their mother fickle, three sisters, Tara, Maddie and Chloe, gather to take over the family inn. Only Maddie is enthusiastic about it, the other two have only one desire: to sell pack. A tenacity, she will successfully launch a project that can hold water. The young woman needs this second chance. It is presented as a poor little vulnerable creature who lost the esteem of herself and who asks nothing better than to rebuild. A Lucky Harbor, she seems to have found a cozy nest to lick his private injuries. Who thought she had done with men on the first night, on his way to the bar of the city, she met Jax Cullen and it was love at first sight.

Yes because, from page 54, the first kiss is already exchanged! As much sit ex officio on hope of unbridled sexual tension. Nevertheless, the story is not too bad tour and the romance between Maddie and Jax's cute and sexy too. Otherwise, it's a framework that we discover with delight and it is also the great complicity that develops between the three sisters. As they know little and have three different characters, obviously they are struggling to get their stories. And me it instantly speaks to me, I immediately boarded! I particularly noted that Phoebisme: A sister is a friend for life.

Anyway, it's fresh, entertaining, and funny nunuche its kind. For now, I like it and I will read more quickly.