Plume Island Romance Series by Carly Greer

NickWhen I meet Eloise Chandler—or rather, come to her rescue—I see the quick admiration in her bright green gaze. I let her know right away, I’m not looking for anything on Plume Island, not a companion, a date, not a tour guide, nothing. And I’m pretty sure I mean it. She is not anywhere near my type, not at all. But that doesn’t stop me from thinking about her, and with annoying constancy, which makes her…surprisingly irresistible... moreNickWhen I meet Eloise Chandler—or rather, come to her rescue—I see the quick admiration in her bright green gaze. I let her know right away, I’m not looking for anything on Plume Island, not a companion, a date, not a tour guide, nothing. And I’m pretty sure I mean it. She is not anywhere near my type, not at all. But that doesn’t stop me from thinking about her, and with annoying constancy, which makes her…surprisingly irresistible.EloiseWell, Nick Tilly seems to have been dropped from the sky, an answer to all my girlish dreams of a knight in shining armor. Too bad he doesn’t share in my instant and overwhelming fascination, has no similar want to know more, see more, have babies together, anything. So isn’t that me, really shocked, when he kisses me one night after he’s already rejected me (twice) after I kind-of-sort-of-maybe asked him out (twice). So much for Mr. Right being charmed, captivated, or otherwise enthralled with me, Miss Right Here I Am. less

TravisI haven’t been home in a few years. I’m not sure I’ll stay, just need to take care of some business before I move on again. But then Carloine Wright returns to Plume Island and well, she’s forever been on my list of unfinished business. I’m not sure if Caroline—presently the darling of Hollywood, a bit dinged after a very public break-up with a Hollywood jerk—is just laying low or if there’s any chance we can pick up where we left off when we were just kids. Yeah, I’m a glutton... moreTravisI haven’t been home in a few years. I’m not sure I’ll stay, just need to take care of some business before I move on again. But then Carloine Wright returns to Plume Island and well, she’s forever been on my list of unfinished business. I’m not sure if Caroline—presently the darling of Hollywood, a bit dinged after a very public break-up with a Hollywood jerk—is just laying low or if there’s any chance we can pick up where we left off when we were just kids. Yeah, I’m a glutton. I’ll let her break my heart again.CarolineI have a love/hate relationship with Hollywood and Travis Beck. I come back to Plume Island, smack in the middle of nowhere, whenever I need to get away. But now Travis is back and suddenly my little island doesn’t seem to offer the same escape. I can’t forgive him for how he literally rode off into the sunset without me all those years ago, but then I can’t look at him without recalling how it was for that one glorious summer. There’s no rest, no relaxation, and apparently, no getting away from the paparazzi, Travis, or those long-simmering feelings.Welcome to the Plume Island Romance series, a delightful journey filled with laughter, love, and those little unexpected moments that can lead to the sweetest of romances. Six heartwarming stories explore the whimsical twists of fate and the joy of finding love, sometimes in the most unlikely places (or people). From chance encounters to comical mishaps, from captivating serendipity to the allure of second chances, these tales will leave you with a warm smile and a heart full of hope.Each book in the Plume Island series includes a bit of mild language, a few slow burning kisses, the occasional comedic exchange or situation, a journey toward love with a guaranteed happily-ever-after, all without explicit content. Happy Reading! less

LucyI’ve just escaped my hum-drum life and a divorce from a marriage that never should have happened in the first place, bought a sweet little place on Plume Island, sight unseen. When I arrive, I immediately realize that the house is a sight, and it should have been left unseen. The old cottage is nearly uninhabitable. There are only two contractors on the island and only one of them is younger than eighty. So that’s how I wind up with Liam Kinsley fixing up my place... moreLucyI’ve just escaped my hum-drum life and a divorce from a marriage that never should have happened in the first place, bought a sweet little place on Plume Island, sight unseen. When I arrive, I immediately realize that the house is a sight, and it should have been left unseen. The old cottage is nearly uninhabitable. There are only two contractors on the island and only one of them is younger than eighty. So that’s how I wind up with Liam Kinsley fixing up my place. He’s entirely too sexy for my peace of mind right now, so it’s probably a good thing that he’s grumpy, kind of arrogant, and has about as much interest in me as he has patience with me.LiamShe’s a mess—both the ramshackle cottage and her new owner. Yeah, Lucy Winston’s got bad romance written all over her, fresh off a divorce. She pretends she wants nothing to do with me while I work on her new derelict house. But when she’s not DIY-ing with more enthusiasm than know-how, making messes of things I haven’t even fixed yet, I catch her watching me, so I know she’s hoping I do something about the desire that nearly sizzles between us.Welcome to the Plume Island Romance series, a delightful journey filled with laughter, love, and those little unexpected moments that can lead to the sweetest of romances. Six heartwarming stories explore the whimsical twists of fate and the joy of finding love, sometimes in the most unlikely places (or people). From chance encounters to comical mishaps, from captivating serendipity to the allure of second chances, these tales will leave you with a warm smile and a heart full of hope.The books in the Plume Island series may contain a bit of mild language and a few slow burning kisses, and will absolutely have the occasional comedic exchange or situation and a journey toward love with a guaranteed happily-ever-after, all without explicit content. Happy Reading! less