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Where this particular volume in "The Wrong Bed" series is different is that for the first time the half-dozen such romances I have read this summer this is some serious talking going on before the sex (probably even more than there is afterwards). Usually the point is that one of the parties involved has no idea what is going on (or even who it is going on with), but this time around the couple are going to go into it with their eyes wide open. There are some helpful hints from Hannah's friends and brother on how to seduce a man, but the emphasis here is less on the mechanics of such things and more on understanding what you heart is telling you. "Out of the Blue" also reinforces the age old lesson that your sister and friends know more about your own heart than you do, so stop arguing and listen to them.
Where this particular volume in "The Wrong Bed" series is different is that for the first time the half-dozen such romances I have read this summer this is some serious talking going on before the sex (probably even more than there is afterwards). Usually the point is that one of the parties involved has no idea what is going on (or even who it is going on with), but this time around the couple are going to go into it with their eyes wide open. There are some helpful hints from Hannah's friends and brother on how to seduce a man, but the emphasis here is less on the mechanics of such things and more on understanding what you heart is telling you. "Out of the Blue" also reinforces the age old lesson that your sister and friends know more about your own heart than you do, so stop arguing and listen to them.
Enter prospective target, Zach Thomas. Zach is the older brother of Alexi and the one man Hannah has always loved. Ten years ago she fell hard for Zach, but unfortunately, Zach though Hannah was the dreaded "cute". Well, that was ten years ago and boy, is he in for a very big surprise when he arrives at the Norfolk Woods Inn.
Zach, an undercover LAPD officer, is recovering from a gunshot wound that very nearly ended his life. He likes the danger and excitement of his job and couldn't wait to escape the quaint, sleepy coastal town fast enough ten years ago. Now he finds himself looking forward to spending the last week of his extended medical leave just taking it easy for a change and reconnecting with his sister.
When Zach arrives, the Inn is full, but Hannah quickly decides to solve that little problem by putting Zach up in her room...and joining him! Not only does Hannah not want to be the one cleaning toilets all summer, she also wants to shed her virginity, and who better to assist her in accomplishing her goal than the one man she'd always adored? Things don't go exactly as Hannah plans, but then it wouldn't be any fun if Zach decided to cooperate so easily.
Jill Shalvis has an uncanny flair for mixing the perfect comedic timing, with just enough sexual tension, to pull you along right on a journey filled with laughter and plenty of pleasure filled sighs. You'll be rooting for Hannah in no time flat and will find yourself anxiously awaiting Alexi and Tara's own stories.
Ms. Shalvis effortlessly creates multi-faceted characters in a laugh out loud situation. She never fails to entertain and OUT OF THE BLUE is no exception. This one belongs on the keeper shelf.
Where this particular volume in "The Wrong Bed" series is different is that for the first time the half-dozen such romances I have read this summer this is some serious talking going on before the sex (probably even more than there is afterwards). Usually the point is that one of the parties involved has no idea what is going on (or even who it is going on with), but this time around the couple are going to go into it with their eyes wide open. There are some helpful hints from Hannah's friends and brother on how to seduce a man, but the emphasis here is less on the mechanics of such things and more on understanding what you heart is telling you. "Out of the Blue" also reinforces the age old lesson that your sister and friends know more about your own heart than you do, so stop arguing and listen to them.
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