FIRST IN THE STUNNING TRILOGY
Eclipse Bay has grown and flourished amongst the sharp cliffs and hidden coves of the rugged Oregon coast. But this small town is also filled with secrets as treacherous as the landscape and rivalries as fierce as an ocean storm.
Their grandfathers hated each other. Their fathers hated each other. But they don't hate each other. Not at all . . .
Hannah Harte remembers the long-ago night on the beach that revealed Rafe as more than just "that disreputable Madison boy." And Rafe remembers the heroic gesture that proved Hannah's fierce spirit was stronger than any feud—and saved him from near-certain imprisonment.
Now—reunited by a surprising inheritance after years of living their separate lives—Rafe and Hannah return to Eclipse Bay, and the hostilities that still divide, and bind, their families. And they are discovering something that is at once delightful and deeply disturbing . . .
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"Actually reminds me of some by Nora Roberts... A good read, despite the heroine - characterized as prim and prissy and indeed, rather irritating on the whole. Hero much more fun to be around, and one can only hope she mellows before he loses the stars in his eyes.."
— penelopewanders (4 out of 5 stars)
" Strong female heroin and sexy stir-frying down to earth man. This book has all the right pieces. The romance is cute and the suspense is just right. "
— Milee, 1/3/2017" Mindless fun with a mystery twist! "
— Lymor, 2/12/2014" Jayne is an interesting writer...I fell in love with her work at first glance...I am hooked!! "
— Georgina, 2/2/2014" This trilogy by Jayne Ann Krentz is an entertaining quick read. Not as great as Robyn Carr's Virgin River series, but good nonetheless. "
— Nancy, 1/30/2014" I just don't see what Rafe saw in Hannah. She was a uppity, judgemental, annoying elitist who looked down her nose at everybody. She never changed. I didn't enjoy her at all. Rafe deserved better. Weird because I remember really liking this series when I read it a few years back. But the audio book wasn't very appealing. "
— Nicky, 1/20/2014" There are other of Krentz's books I have enjoyed more but the tension between the two is acceptable. Read it more for the location. "
— Jan, 1/17/2014" I read this series a little while ago when someone passed them on to me. I actually thought the series was pretty good. It has a light mystery throughout and was an easy read. "
— Amanda, 1/14/2014" Not bad. The family feud part of the story was a bit overdone. I would have liked some of the minor characters to be fleshed out a bit more. Still a good read. "
— Nranger7, 1/6/2014" Modern day, just a bit sugary, Romeo and Juliet "
— Lizzie, 12/15/2013" I really enjoyed this series. "
— Kathleen, 12/1/2013" Niiice! "
— Saimah, 9/2/2013" Great read by one of my favorite authors. Have actually re-read a couple of times. "
— Alice, 8/5/2013" Yes, their grandfathers hated each other but it wasn't that big of a deal. Get over it. Have ''forbidden'' sex instead, I see that you liked having it. "
— Jana, 7/16/2013" One to read over and over again. "
— C.J., 4/30/2013" Ta trilogija mi je daleko najzanimljivija iz opusa doticne, svakako preporucam, i citajte po redu :) "
— Nina, 1/27/2013" This is an author that I have read a lot of and have added her books to my 'keeper' book shelf. Most I have read at least twice and some even more than that. "
— C, 11/13/2012" This romance has a stereotypical plot and characters, but it was so much fun to read that I didn't mind. I look forward to reading the next book in the trilogy. "
— Carla, 10/12/2012Amanda Quick, the author of numerous historical romances, is a pseudonym for Jayne Ann Krentz, the author of many New York Times bestsellers. She writes contemporary romantic suspense novels under the Krentz name, as well as futuristic romance novels under the pseudonym Jayne Castle. There are nearly thirty million copies of her books in print.