Title: Love On A Summer Night
Series: Pine Harbour
Author: Zoe York
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Day Blitz: November 24
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Never say never. Especially not to a determined bad boy.

Zander Minelli is exactly the wrong kind of man. He’s dark, dangerous, and knows far too much about sawed-off shotguns.

Faith Davidson finds him irresistible. The widowed single mother knows she should dip her toe back in the dating pool with someone solid and dependable. Definitely no tattoos. But every time she looks up, the brooding soldier is watching her, and she can’t help but wonder what it would be like to let herself have a taste…

Small town summer nights have never been hotter—and one transplanted city-girl’s heart has never been more fragile.

This book is the fourth story in the Pine Harbour series, but can be read as a standalone romance.
The main characters were introduced in the previous books. No cliffhanger.

Book 4 in the acclaimed Pine Harbour series!

#1 – Love in a Small Town – Rafe and Olivia

#2 – Love in a Snow Storm – Jake and Dani

#3 – Love on a Spring Morning – Ryan and Holly

#4 – Love on a Summer Night – Zander and Faith

“Okay.” She grinned at him, and the answer felt totally right. With one caveat. “I’d love to have lunch with you again. But just as friends.”

He gave her a look of pure disbelief. Yeah, she got that.

The chemistry between them was off the charts. She didn’t want to just be friends and he knew it.

But it was all she could handle from a guy who was disappearing in a few days.

“Friends…”

She nodded.

He shrugged and his t-shirt bunched up, stretching wide around the top of his biceps. He tugged on the collar, revealing another slice of tattoo. Every time she saw him, his t-shirts were like this, worn and tugged on, like he just couldn’t find any that fit his body properly in the store.

Well, that made sense—there was no comparing Zander to the average man that t-shirts were designed for.

This was no khaki-wearing, minivan-driving, rectangular-torsoed man. Lean through the middle, but impossibly broad across his shoulders, she imagined that the only shirts that would properly fit him would need to be custom made. And Zander wasn’t the type of guy to be that vain.

Not that she was complaining. The bunching and stretching that should make the t-shirt look ill-fitting did the exact opposite. It highlighted his muscular build. Hugged his strong arms and smoothed proudly across his impressive chest.

And most of all, it said, this guy doesn’t preen. Zander got up, put his fucking shirt on, and went about his day.

That was obvious and she loved it far too much. Another reason she needed this boundary.

He narrowed his eyes at her. “What are you thinking?”

“Nothing.”

He grinned. “You were checking me out.”

“I was thinking your t-shirts never fit.”

“Sounds like the same thing.”

She laughed. “You’re incorrigible.”

“I hear that’s a good trait to have in a friend.”

I’m a busy working mom of two young boys, and for as long as I can remember, I have been a voracious romance reader. In early 2012, I got an idea for a novel. Then another, and another. My Google Drive account exploded with outlines and chunks of text and character bibles.

Over Christmas, I started a holiday novella. By the end of January, it was clear I was going to wander past novella length, and the story wasn’t limited to the holiday season. And it wasn’t just one book, anymore – it was also an introduction to a small town, Wardham.

Two years later, I can’t believe how much my life has changed. I published my tenth book earlier this fall, and have been blessed to be involved in the bestselling SEALs of Summer and SEALs of Winter boxed sets with some of my favourite authors.

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