Lucie's Review:Eric Nash comes home to Hope Harbor, after losing his job due to company downsizing, it's not what he planned but he;s looking forward to the peace and quiet. Eric returns to find that his father is having their home renovated and the architect is the lovely woman he recently ran into in town.
B.J. Stevens has lived in Hope Harbor for a year now, and she's loved getting involved in the small welcoming community. She also volunteers with Helping Hands, giving assistance to local residents who need a little extra help.
Will Eric find what he's looking for on Sea Rose Lane?
Eric reconnects with his hometown, rediscovering the things that he left behind, and rekindling friendships. I liked how he sees his hometown in a new light, and reconnects with his old friend Charley, the fish taco vendor and artist.
B.J. doesn't trust Eric, with his big city smooth talking, he offers to help her build the set for an upcoming Helping Hands production, and while they are working together she starts to see the real side of him. She sees that he is looking for something, and she encourages him to seek God.
I really enjoyed returning to Hope Harbor, and all the lovely characters like, Tracy, Michael, and Charley. I loved the setting in this book along with the wonderful characters, fantastic dialog, and evocative atmosphere. A delightful read, fill with humor, and a great ending!
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