Seabreeze Honeymoon
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When Ivy and Bennett married more than a year ago, they didn’t have a chance to get away. Between Ivy’s grown children and her Seabreeze Inn and Bennett’s duties as Summer Beach’s mayor, neither of them could make the time. But now, it might be the last chance they get for a long, long time.
Meanwhile, at the Seabreeze Inn, more surprises arise that aim to derail even the best-laid plans, though Ivy's sister Shelly and their niece Poppy try to handle the mishaps.
Discover the latest chapter in the Summer Beach series set on sunny California shores, and find out why readers say, “Life is better in Summer Beach.” From a USA Today bestselling author.
REVIEWS for the SUMMER BEACH SERIES
More than 10,000 5-star reviews on Goodreads and Amazon!
“I love stories where the protagonist connects with an old love! Especially if the story is set at the beach. Wonderful characters and a sweet story. Doesn't get much better.” - Kellie Coates Gilbert, Bestselling Author, The Pacific Bay Series
“Sweet romance with a mystery.” - Romance in Her Prime
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Jan Moran is a Wall Street Journal and a USA Today bestselling author of heartfelt women’s fiction series, beach reads, family sagas, and romantic 20th-century historical novels. Jan dreams up her popular, small-town contemporary beach books on sunny shores in Southern California, not far from where she lives.
Jan has been an avid traveler throughout her life, so you’ll find her books infused with authentic locales and things she loves to research—from chocolate, wine, and food to history, fashion, and more. Readers often say that along with a heartwarming story, they also learn many fascinating details. As a native of Texas who lived on the east coast and worked in Paris, Hong Kong, and Canada, Jan brings a wealth of experience to every book she writes. Pour a cup of tea or a glass of wine, open one of her books, and find yourself transported with characters you’ll soon be rooting for as friends.
