Publisher: Berkley
Published: January 2, 2018
ISBN: 978-0399584763
Genre: Contemporary
Romance
Format: Print
Obtained via: Publisher
Reviewed by
name and email address: Gina myreviewbooks@aol.com
FIVE HEARTS
Proverbial bachelor and town flirt Zack Caine has no intention
of settling down—ever. He’s been
perfectly happy moving from woman to woman and never making a commitment. His brewery is not only successful, he has his
friends and really, that’s all he needs.
Aside from his love em and leave em public image, he’s basically a good
guy. He provides scholarships for his brewery
girls, is fostering another friend’s poodle, Rufus and when his neighbor’s two
little girls show up asking for help to get their kitten off his roof, he’s
more than ready to help. Just don’t ask him to get involved.
Jessie Connolly spent most of her life not being liked by a good
part of Bluff Point, Maine. People were
quick enough to cozy up to her for her money, but not much else. So when Seth Connolly swept her off her feet
and asked her to pick him up from the church on the day of his wedding to Mackenzie
(Mac) Harris, she was flattered. After
all, Seth had chosen her over Mackenzie, the woman he had planned to
marry. But life with Seth wasn’t happy,
not by any means. When she had enough
Jessie walked away. Now she’s doing her
best to give her daughters a stable and happy home and rebuild her life. She is delightfully surprised when Mac and
her Maine crew accept her into their midst.
Jessie is more than aware of Zack’s reputation, but she doesn’t quite
know what to do with the man he really is.
When she and the girls are snowed in and Zack comes to check on them she
quickly finds herself rethinking her handsome, blond-haired hunk of a neighbor.
Both Zack and Jessie have pasts—secrets from their pasts that
can’t help but come out as the couple become closer to each other. Will those secrets and dark stories of their
pasts keep them apart or bring them even closer?
I’ve been totally enjoying Jenn McKinlay’s Bluff Point series
and I have to say while I thought BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE was the best,
McKinlay has outdone herself with her latest, EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY. I liked Zack when I read his character in
earlier books and had a feeling his story was going to be memorable and indeed
it was. McKinlay started developing both
his and Jessie’s characters in books 1 and 2 so by time you read their story in
book 3, EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY, you feel like you know them and quickly come to
root for them and their relationship.
While they fall in love quickly, it’s believable. There is no rush to put the characters between
the sheets, but the reader is teased through the story wanting Jessie and Zack
to culminate their relationship. His
care and compassion for Jessie and her girls makes him all the more
lovable.
Each book can be read as a standalone because McKinlay
individualizes the stories. There is
enough back story into each of the prior couples and secondary characters to catch
readers up to their roles in the story.
Jenn McKinlay’s Bluff Point series has quickly become one of my all-time
favorites.
This is an objective review and not an endorsement of
this book.
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