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Seaside Nights
This review was originally posted on Star Crossed Reviews I received this book for free for a Blog Tour in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Thank you to JB for letting me be part of this tour. As I'm sure you are all aware I am a big fan of Melissa's books so there was no chance I was missing out on the next installment of the Seaside Summer series.
After returning to her home town Sky has finally flown the nest and got her own place, her own tattoo shop and life is good, except for one thing. Sky has watched all of her friends fall in love and now she longs for that special person in her life. The one person that you can't live without.
Then along comes Sawyer Bass. Sawyer is a thoughtful, big hearted man with a poetic side. Sawyer is very talented he is always scribbling bits of songs down on whatever he can find.He's also a boxer and at times I found it hard to put the two sides of him together. Oh and he's also gorgeous.
As always Melissa is a very talented writer and I struggled to put this book down. I loved catching up with the Seaside gang and seeing where their lives have taken them since the last book.
I look forward to reading many more of Melissa's books.
After returning to her home town Sky has finally flown the nest and got her own place, her own tattoo shop and life is good, except for one thing. Sky has watched all of her friends fall in love and now she longs for that special person in her life. The one person that you can't live without.
Then along comes Sawyer Bass. Sawyer is a thoughtful, big hearted man with a poetic side. Sawyer is very talented he is always scribbling bits of songs down on whatever he can find.He's also a boxer and at times I found it hard to put the two sides of him together. Oh and he's also gorgeous.
As always Melissa is a very talented writer and I struggled to put this book down. I loved catching up with the Seaside gang and seeing where their lives have taken them since the last book.
I look forward to reading many more of Melissa's books.