MUST LOVE OTTERS by Eliza Gordon is the story of Hollie Porter. She is a dispatcher for 911 and shares an apartment with her boyfriend of two years, Keith. She isn't happy with her job, her relationship with Keith or her life. She is feeling lost, lonely, and depressed when her Dad sends her tickets to a resort in Canada called Revelation Cove. When she tells Keith about it, all he is concerned with is leaving his precious Yorkies behind. Hollie kicks Keith out, then heads to the local bar for too many drinks. She drunk dials the resort and gets Ryan, the concierge, on the phone. Hollie tells Ryan more secrets than she's ever told anyone else, but in between his giggling, he convinces her to book her vacation without her stethoscope-wearing, Yorkie-loving ex-boyfriend. Now this is where the fun begins.

When Hollie arrives at the resort she develops a love/hate relationship with Ryan, and their banter will have you laughing out loud. Their fighting and flirting is hysterical and the trouble Hollie keeps getting herself into is so funny, but Ryan is always there to rescue her. Of course, he must tease her about it, too. She also meets Roger who is sophisticated, sexy, and totally out of her league. But he isn't what he appears to be either. After pretty much making a fool of herself with Roger, Ryan comes to her rescue once again. I instantly fell in love with Ryan and want to book a vacation to Canada to find him.

MUST LOVE OTTERS should come with a warning label: Will Make You Laugh Out Loud and Giggle like There Is No Tomorrow. The situations Hollie gets into are outrageous and you find yourself reading the whole story with a huge smile on your face. MUST LOVE OTTERS had me laughing so hard, my sides hurt. All of my friends were telling me I had to read it, and I'm so glad I listened to them. I was hooked on this story from page one and when it ended, I had tears in my eyes. I truly hope Eliza Gordon will write another book about Hollie and Ryan. I have to know more about these two! I am telling you proudly that this book is definitely in my top five for 2014!