Jaci Burton has another hit on her hands with LOVE AFTER
ALL, the fourth in
her small-town romance series. Chelsea Gardner has been on
the hunt for
the perfect man for a very long time. After countless
attempts at finding him,
she tries to get her life organized by creating a list
that details everything her
perfect man should be. Crossed off that list is her friend
and local bar owner,
Sebastian "Bash" Palmer.
Despite the way they try not to lovers, Chelsea and Bash
find themselves
heating up quick. Burton creates such a well-balanced
romantic story for
these two that it's impossible not to love them. My
favorite thing about this
book is the confidence that both Chelsea and Bash have
throughout the
book. Although neither are sure about this fling they have
going on, their
ambitions and dreams are never once clouded. I especially
loved how
Chelsea was able to tell Bash her feelings without ever
being self-conscious
or shy about what she wanted from him. With this, Burton
injects the story
with realism that hits the heart of readers. Chelsea and
Bash really do have a
perfect romance.
With full-bodied, three-dimensional characters, Jaci
Burton breathes life and
love into her Hope series. This isn't a series you
should miss!
In the latest novel from the New York Times
bestselling author of Hope Burns, a woman discovers
that the man she least expects is exactly what she needs…
High school math teacher Chelsea Gardner has the perfect
plan. She’s tired of dating all the wrong men, and after
years of frustration, she’s developed a foolproof list of
requirements for finding “The One.”
Bar owner Sebastian “Bash” Palmer finds Chelsea beautiful,
smart and fun, but he thinks her list is ridiculous and
unnecessary. Intent on proving Chelsea is looking
for
love in all the wrong ways, he offers to help her find the
“perfect” man.
Chelsea knows Bash isn’t the right guy for her—he barely
meets one of her criteria—but there’s something about the
charismatic man that has her yearning for things that are
most definitely not list approved.
Because sometimes, a relationship that looks totally wrong
on paper can turn out incredibly right…