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September 15, 2017
Thomas Wolfe is wrong. Carly DeCusati can go home again; she just doesn't want to. However, after losing her job and her apartment in quick succession, Carly, accompanied by the foul-mouthed parrot and vintage golden retriever she recently inherited from an elderly neighbor, really doesn't have any choice but to return home to Bluff Point, Maine. Fortunately, coming back to live with her family (temporarily, if there is a God in heaven) does have one advantage: now Carly gets the chance to spend some quality time with her best friends. Then, when one of them points out the town's sexy new physical therapist, James Sinclair, Carly quickly discovers another really good thing about returning home. In the second irresistible installment in her Bluff Point series, following About a Dog (2017), McKinlay once again rocks contemporary romance by delivering to readers another smartly conceived love story powered by an abundance of combustible sexual chemistry and buoyed by a generous measure of her addictively sharp sense of humor.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2017, American Library Association.)