Chloe knows she has intimacy issues. As outgoing as she may seem, there is still a part of her self she keeps well protected. She may try to ignore the attraction that has developed between her and Sheriff Sawyer Thompson but every time they are in each other's presence there is something that brings them together. Even though she wants to ignore it, she does not the fact that seems to be doing the same.

Sawyer is aware of Chloe, who has an innate ability to rile his nerves and ratchet his blood pressure with her mere presence, but there is no way Sawyer is going to act on their attraction. He has grown out of the wild youth he once was and with the help of people in the community who care for him, he has made something of himself. Unlike Chloe, Sawyer has firm roots and isn't ready to sacrifice being hurt by a decidedly luscious young woman who may just be passing through. But staying away is getting more difficult. If truth be told, his habit of stopping in to the sisters B&B for his morning coffee is suspiciously looking like an opportunity to run into Chloe.

It is becoming more obvious that Sawyer is coming to mean more to her than she cares to admit. But the big question is whether she can face down her fears of intimacy and allow this caring man to show her what love is all about.

HEAD OVER HEALS is a keeper and a book that will be dog- eared from re-reading over and over again. The wonderful sense of humor and wittiness found though out the story will have the reader laughing as they turn the pages. Shavis has a natural flair for dealing with issues that don't necessarily define the characters but somehow make them all the more real.