The Sweetest Thing (A Lucky Harbor Novel) [Mass Market Paperback]

I've finished "The Sweetest Thing" the 2nd book in her Lucky Harbor trilogy series by Jill Shavis.

Product Description

Two Men Are One Too Many . . .

Tara has a thousand good reasons not to return to the little coastal town of Lucky Harbor, Washington. Yet with her life doing a major crash-and-burn, anywhere away from her unfulfilled dreams and sexy ex-husband will do. As Tara helps her two sisters get their newly renovated inn up and running, she finally has a chance to get things under control and come up with a new plan for her life.

But a certain tanned, green-eyed sailor has his own ideas, such as keeping Tara hot, bothered . . . and in his bed. And when her ex wants Tara back, three is a crowd she can't control - especially when her deepest secret reappears out of the blue. Now Tara must confront her past and discover what she really wants. If she's lucky, she might just find that everything her heart desires is right here in Lucky Harbor.

Product Details
Mass Market Paperback: 384 pages
Publisher: Forever (March 29, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0446571628
ISBN-13: 978-0446571623

My Review:
 
I really loved the bickering between the three sisters and you can really see that they all love each other.  There were some great moments and lines which made me laugh and smile.
 
Ford was one hot and sexy man who oozes sex appeal.  It was great how Ford is the fun loving man who is paired with Tara also known as The Steel Magnolia because she's stubborn, bossy, uptight and in control all the time.  They have a history together which resulted in big heartbreak among other things.  Loved the way Logan the ex-husband was brought into the mix.
 
It was really funny how Tara tried to pretend that she didn't melt everytime Ford touched or looked at her.  
 
Also loved how the town got involved in their relationship and how there was a poll on who Tara would end up with on Facebook and Twitter.
 
Can't wait to read Chloe and Sawyer's book!
 
4/5
 
Thanks Brianne from Hachette Book Groups for sending me this book to review, greatly appreciated!