SEA GLASS SUNRISE is a great way to start off the Brides of Blueberry Cove series. I felt an instant connection to the characters and wanted to be in Blueberry Cove at the wedding with them. I am usually drawn to stories with a small town feel and this was one of them. I enjoy the connection between family and friends in small towns, because it is exactly what I had growing up.

A personal and professional blow leaves Hannah McCrae, a high powered attorney, unsure of her future. She returns to her home base of Blueberry Cove under the facade that she is only there to attend her brother's wedding. Upon entering town and being distracted by the beauty she has missed, Hannah runs a stop sign that brings her face to face with sexy contractor and farmer Calder Blue. Oh my, we all need a Calder Blue.

Calder has travelled to Blueberry Cove to conduct some business and to settle a two hundred year old family feud. Becoming involved in a traffic accident with a gorgeous woman was not a part of his plans, though he's definitely attracted to her. Will his temporary stay in Blueberry Cove turn into something permanent? The whole killing of the sign is such a funny scene that I was laughing out loud.

Calder and Hannah keep bumping into each other all over town, literally. Calder continues to come to her rescue in small ways in the week leading up to the wedding, but soon she comes to his aid as an attorney when there is suspicion that he committed a crime in the name of a family feud. Although there seems to be an instant attraction, and everyone in town is talking, Calder and Hannah each have past experiences that make them leery of true love forever.

SEA GLASS SUNRISE is the perfect way to spend the day. The ways that Hannah and Calder keep running into each other are hilarious and I was doing so much giggling reading their escapades. Plus Hannah's sisters Fiona and Kerry will have you laughing so hard you will be snorting.

Donna Kauffman's SEA GLASS SUNRISE is a follow up to the Bachelors of Blueberry Cove, which I am now in a quest to read. There is no need to read the series or books in order, but I know some people have to read series that way. The dialogue between Hannah and Calder is hilarious and the romance sizzling. Included at the end of the book are some delicious recipes, and who doesn't love that? Donna Kauffman's stories always leave me smiling and wanting more. I'm so excited to read the next book, SNOWFLAKE BAY, coming out in September 2015.