Irene Hannon and Hope Harbor go hand in hand. Sunrise Reef is such a slow burn romance that captures your heart.
Bren Ryan has found her home. After many years of searching, she has landed happily in Hope Harbor. As a part time barista and a professional calligrapher, she has sunk roots in this haven. With past wounds being healed, she is happy where she is.
Until an intruder enters the cottage she is using temporarily. After dousing the intruder with a good amount of pepper spray, she finds out that Noah Ward is the son of her landlord. Wanting to surprise his father but arriving late in the night, Noah enters the cottage unaware that someone is occupying it.
What a great opening scene. At odds already, the story moves on where Bren takes in a homeless stranger which sends Noah over the edge. But as he gets to know Bren, he realizes that she has a heart of gold.
Each character is so well written. You feel like you are a friend looking in on this story. Bren, Noah, Emma, Fred, Charley. Well rounded, hope filled characters that draw you into their lives. Good clean story.
I received a complimentary ebook copy from the publisher, through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
2 comments:
It seems a great story
It is definitely a fun story.
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