The Beachfront Surprises

Sconset Beach Book Two

De: Ainsley Keaton

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Out of the frying pan, into the fire...

Quinn is dealing with a shock. The daughter she gave up for adoption is now under her roof, and she's a handful, to say the least. 13-year-old Emerson is fiercely intelligent, independent and talented and has no desire to take advantage of Quinn's mothering instincts. But when Quinn's at her wits' end with the girl, an unexpected opportunity helps to channel the girl's passions and talents. And another opportunity for romance pops up for her in the process. Will Quinn finally end her embargo on romance?

Colleen, Ava's mother, is also on the island. She was forced to take an extended six-week vacation and chose to spend her six weeks with her daughter. Much to Ava's chagrin. Colleen is harboring deep secrets from long ago, including one that will upend Ava's entire world. Once Ava finds out what Colleen is hiding, she's left questioning everything she thought she knew. Can Ava get past it and learn to forgive her mother?

Ava has told Deacon that she can't pursue a romance with him. She believes that he will just end up breaking her heart. But Ava gives the handsome contractor the opportunity to play the piano at her new B&B, which might keep Deacon in her life after all. It might also give Deacon the chance to meet somebody new, as his gigs prove very popular with the ladies. Can Ava overcome her own insecurities and give the much-younger Deacon a chance?

Join Ava, her friends and family as they navigate life's tragedies, triumphs, joys and heartbreaks. For fans of Elin Hildebrand, Susan Mallery, Jude Deveraux's Nantucket Brides series!

It was a beach story, and I'm into anything going on at the beach

A couple of chapters or parts of chapters were repeated. At least twice, if not three times

great story

can see these scenarios in real life and yet not over dramatized. looking forward to the book in this series.

Good intriguing story.

I enjoyed the characters and the twists in the story. The virtual voice was amusing sometimes.

virtual voice is awful

The storyline was good. The virtual voice killed the story. Virtual voice takes away all emotion in the telling of the story. It's very sad to see otherwise good books being degraded because of a computer.