By Gemma Roman
Genre:-Contemporary Romance
Pages:-114
Blurb:-Can you ever be completely honest with someone you love? And with yourself?
Just as things were coming together, they are starting to fall apart
will Alice be able to put her indecision aside before she loses the love of her life? Will Mia finally love herself enough to love someone else?
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My Review:- I have based my review on "A Line in the Sand" but as you move through each book, we see the character have grow together and we share their emotions in love, loss and been on their own, both good and bad. We move through time with each book as the characters grow in age, mentally and start to understand them more.
I'll start with the cover, it's some where you would love to be. This is Book 3 in "All At Sea Trilogy" and it fits in nicely with the other two books. During the story I did feel like I was there with some of the characters. I also could image sitting on top of the cliff side looking out with the cold wind blowing,
The book is set out with each person telling there story. Alice can't find Kai, since he stormed out after seeing her with James, but it wasn't what he thought he seen. Will Melissa find love in a stranger she kissed at the bar? I loved the relationship between James and Shay, it was a relationship that felt so real.
I spent many holidays on the Cornish coast as I grow up, we would travel from one end of the country (where we lived) to another. I remember the golden sand and blue water. If I closed my eyes I can picture and taste the salty water, the fresh and hot summer days. Reading these book brought back all the happy memories I remember as a children, which added to the story.
All At Sea-170 pages
Alice is young, in love and living on the Cornish coast. Life should be perfect. But Alice is about to meet someone who will make her question everything.
Changing Tides-108 pages
Can you ever really move forward without looking back? Five years have passed and Melissa has the chance to come back to the cottage by the sea where all the drama unfolded.
In need of a fresh start, can she put the past behind her in the very place that left her heartbroken?
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