When Brody broke up with Paige and went to Europe, he suggested that someday, they’d pick up right where they left off. A hopeless romantic, she believed him. But when they meet again, he’s dating a gorgeous actress. They’re all going to attend the same wedding, and Paige plans to win Brody back. She even enlists her best friend’s brother Aiden to pretend to be her boyfriend and make Brody jealous. A breezy, charming restaurant owner who never settles down, he’s perfect for the part. As old friends and exes take part in wedding preparations and enjoy the beauty of the Florida coast, they begin to see themselves–and each other–in a new light.

Molly Lawrence could use an escape. After all, her fiance dumped her at her rehearsal dinner for her best friend. Fortunately, she has a short-term veterinarian assignment in Emerald Bay, Florida. A friendly workplace, beaches, and summer–what could be better? Grant Jamison shows up with a patient she wasn’t expecting: a giant loggerhead sea turtle. Soon Molly is immersed with helping Grant at the turtle hospital he manages, and work leads to snorkeling, sunset sails, a wedding date–and unexpected feelings. But even as they help injured turtles return to the sea, Molly and Grant both plan to leave soon on new adventures of their own. Can Molly heal her own heart? And could love turn out to be the ultimate destination?

Millie Leclair is a mess, complete with a dead-end career and a flatlining love life. So when she inherits her great aunt’s oceanfront BB in a resort town in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, she doesn’t hesitate to pack up her car and set off on a new adventure. It’ll be fun.
Of course, life seldom goes according to plan. The BB is barely habitable for one person, let alone ready to open for business. With dwindling funds, Millie has no choice but to roll up her sleeves and tackle the repairs by herself. Yeah, so much fun.
Ex-pro golfer Braxton Channing thought being a full-time single parent kept him on his toes. That was before he spotted his new neighbor teetering on her rooftop and added keeping her safe to his to-do list.
But Millie is determined to dive headfirst into repairs regardless of the risk, and suddenly, battling with his daughter over brushing her teeth seems easier than winning an argument with Millie. She’s exasperating. And oddly delightful. And definitely shouldn’t be let anywhere near a tall ladder.
For a guy who’s sworn off relationships, why does he suddenly want to be the one who gets the privilege of watching Millie conquer not just the BB but his heart as well?