Sweet Dreams
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4.6 • 5 Ratings
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- £2.99
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- £2.99
Publisher Description
Ever since her twin became a singing sensation, Sky Hampton has struggled to be appreciated for who she is—apart from her sister. She wards off Aspen’s fans, who beg for autographs and selfies everywhere Sky goes. She can’t even find a guy who likes her for her. Sky flees to the small coastal town of Indigo Bay in hopes of blending in and building her blossoming career.
Jace Fisher is the textbook definition of the strong silent type—nobody can break through his tough exterior. He has suffered more than his fair share of tragedies, and to protect his shattered heart, he pushes everyone away. Jace spends his days fixing the Indigo Bay cottages, and his nights… nobody really knows. He keeps to himself.
When Jace shows up to fix Sky’s AC, he barely notices her and she’s distracted with settling in. It takes an emergency situation to get them talking, and when they do, the two find they have more in common than first appeared. As their attraction grows, defenses soar. Will they be able to risk love when they’ve both been burned in the past?
This is the first book in the Indigo Bay Sweet Romance series (a story world created by six fabulous authors) as well as a spinoff from Stacy Claflin's Hunters series. This sweet romance is a standalone, and can be read on its own.
Read Sweet Dreams today to satisfy your craving for a heartwarming romance!
Customer Reviews
Wonderful book
I received an ARC of this book and this is my voluntary and honest review.
Stacy Claflin was not an author that I was familiar with and I was not disappointed.
Sky Hampton is trying to find a way to live out of her sister's shadow and headed for Indigo Bay. Jace Fisher has had more heartache than anyone should have to endure and spends his time hiding away from the world. Both are attracted to each other and have to find a way to get past their insecurities in order to give a relationship a chance. A misunderstanding has Sky running and Jace has to open up fully to keep her from leaving.
I loved this book; so much that I have read it 3 times and every time felt the emotions I felt the first time I read it. It's definitely one to read again and again.