In the
second Magnolia Beach romance by USA
Todaybestselling author Kimberly Lang, a small Alabama waterfront town
is the perfect place to start over...
At first
sight, Molly Richards knew Magnolia Beach, Alabama, was the perfect place to
escape her unhappy life. And though she's proud of the small coffee shop she’s
opened, something is missing. But she won’t let herself be burned by
love—again.
Veterinarian
Tate Harris finds the local dating scene awkward, since he's known most of the
eligible ladies his whole life. But he's finding it hard to resist the
unassuming charm of the sweet-faced owner of Latte Dah. And when a late-night
pet emergency finds Tate at Molly's house, that fascination turns into a potent
mutual attraction.
But just as
their relationship begins to take off, Molly's haunted past returns.
Fortunately, Tate is determined to help Molly fight for the life she's been
wishing for...
Release Date: January 5, 2016
Magnolia Beach #2
Penguin Group Signet
Review copy provided by publisher
Liza’s Review:
I really have enjoyed the first couple of stories in the
Magnolia Beach series, one being a novellas and one a full-length story, so I
was excited to get our next full-length story in the series. Ms. Lang did not
disappoint with the next installment in her Magnolia Beach series.
First of all I have to say I absolutely loved Molly Richards.
Even without know her full history, the fact that she has moved to Magnolia
Beach and basically started her life over shows what a strong character she is.
I love that she has made a new home for herself and I adored her coffee shop,
Latte Dah, and how she had become an important part of the
community.
Tate Harris took a bit longer for me to warm up to. I liked him,
but only started to really love him the more time he spent with Molly. I
loved that he stepped up to help Molly, and liked the slow growth of their
relationship. I liked that Tate and Molly truly became friends before they
moved their relationship into more. I think since neither of them had
really had a relationship in some time, if they had jumped into one too
quickly, I wouldn't have bought their relationship as well. They had
really amazing chemistry and the slow build to them being a couple made perfect
sense to me.
I knew that Molly had come from a bad marriage and there were
major issues with her family from the few times she mentioned them to Tate or
Helena, but was still pretty thrown when her past showed up in Magnolia Beach.
I loved that Helena and her other friends totally had her back, and really hated
how Tate handled the situation. I'm not saying he wasn't justified in his
reaction, but I expected more from him than what he showed Molly initially. I
will say that I loved how Tate made amends to Molly and it helped me get over
my anger towards his initial reaction.
Everything
at Last was a wonderful addition to the Magnolia Beach series. I'm
already looking forward to more stories in this series and have a few
characters picked out whose stories I want next. Everything at Last is the perfect romance for fans of contemporary
romances. While Everything at Last
is part of a series, it can be read easily as a stand alone story.
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