In Your Dreams
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4.3 • 15 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Everyone loves Jack Holland, but Emmaline Neal needs him.
Her ex-fiancé is getting married in Malibu and, obviously, she can't go to the wedding alone. In Manningsport, New York, tall, blond and gorgeous Jack Holland is practically a cottage industry when it comes to rescuing desperate women. He knows the drill, Em figures, so he won't get the wrong idea.
What Jack needs is an excuse to leave town. Ever since rescuing four teenagers from a car wreck, he's been hailed as a hero and the attention is making him itchy, especially since his too-pretty ex-wife is back, angling for a reunion. He's always liked Emmaline. She needs a weekend date? No problem.
So when they wind up in bed together, Em chalks it up to red wine and chocolate cake, just one impulsive night not to be repeated. But Jack's pushing for more, and if she lets down her guard, either she'll get her heart crushed again, or discover that Jack's worth more than just dreaming about.
"[Higgins] only gets better with each book." — New York Times Book Review
"Romance star Higgins continues the Blue Heron series with her signature combination of wit, humour and soul-jarring emotional depth." — Kirkus Reviews, starred review
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
After rescuing four teenagers from drowning, handsome Jack Holland is hailed as a hero, but he's secretly haunted by the boy he didn't reach in time, who is still in a coma. Emmaline Neal, a police officer also involved in the rescue, has been invited to her ex-fianc 's wedding in Malibu and is determined to show up with a date so she won't be pitied by her family and acquaintances. Mutual friends in the small town of Manningsport, N.Y., know Jack's good-natured willingness to serve as escort to female friends, and they arrange for him to accompany Emmaline to the wedding. The stress of the appalling wedding drives Emmaline into Jack's arms for a passionate night, but her low self-esteem and Jack's persistent ex-wife make it hard for her to believe he could truly love her. Higgins uses warmth and humor to develop congenial, realistic characters, making this fourth Blue Heron novel (after Waiting on You) a very appealing addition to her body of work.
