Tuesday, July 26, 2022

Reviewing: Sea Glass Cottage by Irene Hannon

...from the publisher...

Christi Reece is desperate. The one-time golden girl's life has tarnished, and a cascade of setbacks has left her reeling. She needs help, and she's certain Jack Colby is in a position to provide it.

When she shows up in Hope Harbor, however, Jack wants nothing to do with the woman who betrayed him. He's built a new life on the Oregon coast--and there's no room in it for Christi, even after she takes refuge in a charming but mysterious cottage nearby. Yet it soon becomes apparent his opinion of her may need revising . . . especially when he ends up needing
her help.

Can these two hurting souls make peace with their past and open their hearts to a new beginning?

Come home to Hope Harbor--where hearts heal . . . and love blooms.

Bestselling and award-winning author Irene Hannon delivers another heartwarming and romantic story set in the enchanting seaside community of Hope Harbor that is loved by readers the world over. Once you visit, you'll never want to leave.
...my thoughts... 
Hope Harbor is one of those places you want to visit over and over again.   You can feel the sand in your toes and feel the breeze from the moment you arrive.  Once again, Irene Hannon has captured the heart of the healing power of being on the Oregon Coast. 
 Christi is a compelling character who, when she arrives, arouses a few suspicions for her motives.  You are kept guessing for a while and soon, you have become her champion.  Life has its twists and turns and what you do to recapture your life depends on the choices you make.  This is a story of forgiveness and second chances for Christi.  
I couldn't help but feel for Jack. He was a man who overcame poverty and loss only to have his heart ache for long ago hurts he thought he put aside.  His life is overturned and it is Christi who comes to his aid. He risked a lot to allow her to help him.  In the end, it all works out and once life in Hope Harbor settles in for the calm after personal storms.  I recommend this for all who long to be at the ocean and love to read about endearing characters.

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