Charmed in Cheshire Bay
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4.3 • 6 Ratings
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- $3.99
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Publisher Description
No kissing, no dating, and no matter what, absolutely no falling in love.
These are three rules Summer Bates has vowed to honour after losing her one true love. Used as a pawn since then, both romantically and professionally, she's sworn off all men and moved to the small town of Cheshire Bay to start over. In life. In business. But definitely not in love.
Until she has a one-night stand with the gorgeous bookstore owner.
Adam Normandy is the epitome of a small-town homespun hero, all wrapped in a sexy package. Annoyingly charismatic, he pushes Summer's buttons. Including the one no one's touched in years. As much as she tries to resist, he's rousing new emotions she thought she'd never feel again. And she likes it.
However, Summer's past arrives with a vengeance, threatening to destroy her new career, her new life, and the budding romance with Adam. Can he be the hero she needs, or will she lose everything, including her happily ever after?
Customer Reviews
Great story
The story in this book pulled me in, and I was able to begin and end reading in one day! Summer moves from a city to a small beach town to get out of the broken crash of her city life before it became worse than a major terrible moment happened. She follows her best friend Chloe to Cheshire Bay. She really seems to be in a fake it till you make it, but finds her true self. Meeting Adam is like a Gatorade she needed during her race to solve her problems, like a magnet that pulls them to each other. I hope to read more stories in Cheshire Bay!.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Charming,
They’ve met before. He was the hot cowboy in the bar, and she took off before morning. Summer is done with relationships. She’s in Cheshire Bay to start her life anew. She and Adam have sparks, but that’s a no-go for her. They’re just friends… They’re not dating… They’re doing things together around town… And they’re not dating. When Summer finally revealed her story, I felt so bad for her having been put into such a horrible position. Adam is amazing, kind and caring, patient and non-judgmental. I truly enjoyed this, a wonderful addition to the series. I received an advance copy of the book, and this is my honest review.