Kiss the Girl
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4.0 • 5 Ratings
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- $7.99
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- $7.99
Publisher Description
Savannah James is no stranger to heartache and loss. It wasn't enough to lose two sets of parents, now she's losing the only person she has left. Escorting Cash Coleman back to Magnolia Sound so he can say goodbye to his family is a no brainer if it means she gets to spend whatever time he has left with him. Once he's gone, it's back to her lonely life in Seattle. At least, that's what she thought would happen before she met Cash's family—and his youngest son.
When it comes to his father, Jackson Coleman isn't short on anger. So when the old man comes back to Magnolia Sound to say goodbye, he's determined not to care. But with Cash comes Savannah, and Jackson starts to question everything he's ever thought about his father—like why was he able to be a parent to a friend's daughter when he couldn't even be there for his own sons? As much as Savannah represents everything he resents about Cash, he also can't deny the intense attraction he feels for her.
After a lifetime of being left behind, Savannah finally found the one person she wants to stay. But in order to have a chance at a happily ever after with Jackson, she'll have to fight every instinct she has to not get attached.
Customer Reviews
Ticked my boxes
I love my visits to Magnolia Sound and Kiss the Girl is a perfect story to end this wonderful small town romance series on. This is the final book in the series and it’s Jackson Coleman and Savannah James roller coaster of a journey,
James has returned to Magnolia Sound after a career ending injury and the last thing he expected was his estranged and dying father looking to reconnect. Problem is Savannah is connected to Jackson’s father Cash and that means she should be off limits because he could never love someone who sees good in the man he sees as someone who deserted him. Savannah has lost everyone close to her and she struggles to let anyone in but the attraction she has for Jackson is going to be hard to resist……
This is a story told from the heart, it’s emotional and at times heartbreaking but it’s also a story of love, forgiveness and friendships. It has the perfect mix of love, heartbreak and humour and I found myself laughing, smiling and at times crying. I was sad to see this series end but this was the perfect journey to round the series off with.
Loved it
Having read a number of books in the Magnolia Sound series I was excited and sad to read Kiss The Girl knowing that it is the last book in the series. It was everything I was expecting and more as I settled in ready to enjoy my visit to Magnolia Sound.
Jackson Coleman and Savannah James was a fitting story to end the series on. This was at times an emotional roller coaster of a read that touched me on a number of levels. The last thing Jackson expected when he returns home after a career ending injury was his estranged and dying father wanting to reconnect.
As I have come to expect from a Samantha Chase book, it was well written with characters that are engaging and whose story you are quickly drawn into. I really felt for both characters and it was entertaining to watch their relationship develop.
There was so much love, romance and self discovery within the pages of this beautifully written story that will touch your heart, it did mine. I laughed, I smiled and I cried whilst reading this story and was sad when it ended.