Summer Tease

Falling for Summer

De: Martha Keyes

Narrado por: Ariel Royce

Falling for a Palmer would be the ultimate crime

Wild horses couldn’t drag me back to the small island where I grew up, but you know what can? Making sure the Palmer family–aka the worst neighbors ever–show appropriate respect to the newest resident of their retirement center: my grandma.

But as soon as Grams moves in, her shenanigans put her at risk of being kicked out. Since she’s set on staying in Sunset Harbor until her last breath and there’s no way I’m staying on this nightmare island to take care of her, that’s just not an option.

Enter Beau Palmer, the infuriatingly charming local cop who’s got the connections to keep Grams right where she needs to be and help me get out of Dodge sooner. His price? Use my PR savvy to convince the town council into making his position full-time. That way, he can help his beloved island put the Sawyer/Palmer drama in the past.

But the drama isn’t behind us. In fact, it’s right in front of me, wearing a police badge and a smirk that’s really started disturbing my peace.

Summer Tease is a small-town island romantic comedy with the perfect amount of swoon and none of the explicit scenes or language. Check out the rest of the Falling for Summer series–seven standalone romances with interconnected characters, all falling in love in Sunset Harbor.

©2024 Martha Keyes (P)2024 Paradigm Press

Nice ..

It's one of those forgettable books that you will never remember it the moment you finish it
This book is about Gemma who was born and raised in Sunset Harbor, she hates it, that's why she ran away from it, but now her grandmother is moving to another retirement house and she needs to take care of her until they sell her house to afford the retirement home, then she meets Beau Palmer, and as the legend goes, Gemma's family are in a feud with the Palmers, but Beau is determined to keep Gemma in the Island even after her business is done and he will do it one smile at a time

I liked Beau well enough, he was sweet and caring, but I don't feel like Gemma's existence made much difference to him since he's already a pure sunshine to the Island.. the ending was nice and sweet like the rest of the series .. it was an OK book nothing to remember it by

Excellent!

This is a thoroughly enjoyable rom-com, one of my favorite of the series. There are many lol moments between Grams, the Palmer/Sawyer rivalry, and Beau and Gemma’s banter. I typically dislike the enemies-to-lovers trope, but this one really works. The characters are a lot of fun, and the romance is sweet.

Yes, the ending might be a tad cheesy, but it’s a rom-com… and that adorable epilogue dance sure made up for it 😁

Definitely recommended to those who enjoy a contemporary sweet rom-com.

Content:
There’s no foul language, violence, or sex. The romance is clean with only mildly descriptive kissing and ogling. There is no mention of faith or God.