MY KIND OF YOU opens with Emily, a woman who loves to buy and flip homes. Along with her partner, Jewel, Emily has successfully made a living doing, but all good things must come to an end. Emily and Jewel invest in the wrong home, and after paying more than it was worth in fixes, the pair are out all their savings and out of business. Emily works out a deal with her grandmother, Gigi, who offers to pay her debts if she moves back home. Although moving home was never in Emily's plans, she knows you cannot bite the hand that feeds you.

Eventually she meets Ryan, a man who has also come to Wenniway Island on his own mission -- to find out about his dad's retirement plans and meet his new, young girlfriend. Lily, Ryan's potential new stepmom, also happens to be Emily's sister. Ryan and Emily met each other while they were both waiting for a plane to fly them to the small home town. Little do they know that they have that their paths are going to continue to cross as Tag, Ryan's dad, and Lily continue to tangle with each other.

But, time eventually reveals other motives behind Ryan's visit to Wenniway Island. His company wants to buy up land blocking Gigi's house. Emily has to put her feelings for Ryan aside as she tries to keep her family together and her grandmother's home from being forgotten.

Tracy Brogan, I loved this book. You show how everyone's business is everyone's business in a small town. Secrets that you thought would stay secret, of course don't. I also liked the way that you show how two people can put their heads together and try and come up with a solution to a problem. I have always wanted to live in a small town. While people know your business, they also care.

Tracy, you have done this with MY KIND OF YOU. My niece just went though this, younger woman dating an older man. Sometimes it just doesn't work out. I loved that you made me care for these characters, so much in fact that I already want to know how everyone ends up with another book. I was so invested and enchanted by these magical people.