Review: Hallmark Movie
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
This story is what I would expect a Hallmark movie to read like.  There are well-developed characters that anyone can identify with, especially if they are from or have ever lived in a small town.  They have baggage, issues and challenges that are real and can be found anywhere and everywhere.  This little small town in Maine was much like my small town in Michigan, with the gossips and the busy bodies, as well as the folks with hearts of gold.This story was about Quinn Baker who moved to the city for college, got married and divorced and has now found her way back to Scallop Shores after the death of her grandmother.  Meet Jonah Goodwin, a single father in need of more than just a baby sitter for his young daughter, who has lived in Scallop Shores all his life.  Sparks fly when these two meet, but both deny the attraction.  They have too much past history to accept what is in front of them.A few Hallmark moments later, all ends well with a wonderful HEA.  I keep mentioning Hallmark because I could so see this as one of the better Hallmark movies.  Not only was there a sweet romance, but the supporting characters added to the story and provided detail.  There was substance here.This book is given a "Sensuous" rating.  There is one sex scene that is not graphic.  It is all rather sweet and could be found on the Hallmark channel. I loved this story and recommend it to anyone.  I think even my Mother would have enjoyed this story.  High praise indeed!