Series: Rosemary Beach (Book 7)
Format: Paperback
Pages: 276
Rating: 4 Stars
How I Got It: Purchased
It’s
been a few months, but I’m returning to the world of Rosemary Beach.
Just
like the other books I breezed through this. Ms. Glines writes books that suck
you in. Every book I’ve read by her I read in one sitting.
I
had some fairly high expectations, because I really liked Grant in the previous
books. He seemed like a really nice guy. And he is nice even if he’s drawn to
people he wants to fix. But why does every guy have to be so ridiculous
promiscuous? I would love to read a book about a guy who has a healthy sex life
instead of sleeping with girls whose names they have trouble remembering.
Harlow
is an intriguing character and I did like getting to know her. She did get a
little annoying when she would constantly doubt herself. Her story is
interesting, but I easily guessed her big “secret”.
I
loved seeing all the characters we’ve met in the previous books. It’s always
reassuring to see a couple you’ve read before still happy.
But
there’s still the Nan issue. I’ve talked about this before, but I have some
conflicted feelings about her.
Now,
I don’t like Nan because she’s a bitch with no concern for how she hurts
others. But I feel like she’s just there to cause conflict for the other
characters. And, especially at this point, no one even tries to help her. I’d
probably be miserable if no one in my life, including my family loved me.
My
hope for the series as a whole is that Nan gets redeemed. She doesn’t need a
book or love story, but I want her to have some sort of happiness.
Just
like the other books in the series I’m anxious to read the next book.
Unfortunately, I need to wait until there’s money in my book budget.
Thanks for reading!
~Holly
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