With her home in England Ginny Groves loves the
summers she spends in Ireland at the Puffin Bay Hotel at
Galeana Head working with the horses and guests. Giving
rides and caring for the horses is part of her dream; the
other is living in this beautiful part of Ireland near the
water and lush surroundings.
Guy Rothwell is now current manager of the Puffin and
Galeana Hotels, after assuming this responsibility from his
retired father, Bevan Rothwell. Butting heads with Ginny
seems to be the normal. Ginny and Guy can't change the fact
that they have a strong attraction for each other. Working
less with the horses and more at reception keeps the
contention between the two. Ginny realizes she is in love
with Guy but when he announces he is selling the horses and
no longer offering that services to his guests, Ginny needs
to find other employment to realize her potential. Guy, on
the other hand, does not want Ginny to leave, especially
because he wants his personal life with her in it.
I have not had the opportunity to read and review any
works by Janie Summers before, but was thoroughly captivated
with her writing. The story is an emotional and heart felt
tale of finding love and a forever place to belong. The
descriptions of Ireland will surely make the reader fall in
love with the Irish and their spectacular country.
How could a dream job turn into such an unbearable
nightmare?
Ginny Groves had a dream job. Working at a resort in West
Ireland, she wined and dined vacationing guests, and
“worked” nine-to-five—if you could call horseback riding on
the moors, cliffs, forests and beaches work. Sadly for
Ginny, her perfect job was a thing of the past.
For there is a new proprietor in charge of the Puffin Bay
Hotel this summer—and unlike his kindly father, Guy Rothwell
doesn’t believe that work should be fun. A stickler for
propriety, Guy is determined to eke every bit of joy out of
Ginny’s summer job, but the absolute last straw comes when
she finds out he intends to sell all of the resort’s horses.
If only Ginny can convince him to reconsider…
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