Holiday In The Hamptons: the brilliantly feel good summer romance read from the Sunday Times bestseller

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Seth examined the dog thoroughly. The dog snarled, and he eased the pressure of his fingers. “Sorry. Didn’t mean to hurt you. Just need to take a good look and see what’s going on here.” He kept his voice and his touch gentle and felt the animal relax under his hands.

Seth en Fliss zijn twee heel verschillende personages, wat het juist interessant maakt. Seth is zo lief en Fliss bijt het liefst van zich af en sluit iedereen buiten.The Hamptons are also known for its beaches. The beaches in Mauntauk and Southampton are considered some of the best on the Atlantic coast. They extend along endless stretches of clean sand, are busy in the summertime without feeling crowded, and are quiet but still comfortable and beautiful during the spring and fall.

There was lots to like about this novel. I loved the family relationships and friendships scattered liberally throughout this romance novel and I also enjoyed the gorgeous setting at the Hampton's. Sarah Morgan also had a special way of making the reader feel right on 'set' with plenty of description scenes and romantic detail. I adored the tenacity of the hero and I liked the brokenness of the heroine. There was heart warming parts, teary moments and plenty of romance to keep me glued to this couples romantic progression.Hero had the patience of a saint, and I should have warmed up to him. But – he didn’t seem real. He was too interested in psychoanalyzing the heroine and soothing her like a lost puppy. He never got angry. What’s up with that? Drive from New York to The Hamptons on this exciting 7 day holiday. Our shortest road trip is the perfect mix of magical Manhattan and the relaxed sophistication of The Hamptons.

And you make the animals so happy, and their owners so happy, that our word-of-mouth recommendations are through the roof. It’s our business, Harry. We’re a team. We’ve done well, but now I intend to do better.”More?” Fliss thrust a spoon into the yogurt, deciding it was time she shifted the conversation. This was starting to feel uncomfortable. “I’m young, free, single and living in New York City. What more is there? I have the world at my feet. Life is perfect. I mean, seriously, could life be any more perfect?”