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by Anna J. Stewart (Author), Kayla Perrin (Author), Melinda Curtis (Author)
For the four Hollister brothers, Sea Glass Bay means home, family, and, most recently, heartbreak.
Taken in as foster kids by Clay and Leda Hollister, their rocky starts in life were turned around thanks to stability and unconditional love. Despite their successes as adults, Leda's death two years ago shook the brothers to their core, but not nearly as hard as Clay's recent announcement he's getting married again--to his late wife's best friend! It's not something the brothers want to hear, nor easily accept, but family is family no matter what.
It's time for the Hollister brothers to unite in Sea Glass Bay and heal those family wounds once and for all. What none of brothers expect is to find love themselves along the picturesque beaches known for their ocean-tumbled glass pebbles.
Author Biography
Anna J. Stewart is a USA Today
and national bestselling author. A child of the 70's, early obsessions with Star
Wars, Star Trek, and Wonder Woman set her on the
path to creating fun, pulse-pounding romance in multiple sub-genres.
Since
her first novella with Harlequin in 2014, Anna has written and published more
than forty romances.
She lives in California.
Melinda Curtis is a USA Today
bestselling author who has published with Harlequin Heartwarming and her books include
Dandelion Wishes, which is an upcoming TV movie starring
Amber Marshall.
She lives in Central Oregon.
Cari Lynn Webb is another USA
Today bestselling author who loves connecting with her readers. lives
in South Carolina with her husband, daughters and assorted four-legged family
members.
Kayla Perrin is an Essence and USA
Today bestselling author with over forty books, for
major publishing houses including St. Martin's Press, HarperCollins Publishers,
Kensington Books and Harlequin.
She is published in romance,
mystery/suspense and mainstream fiction. She's been featured on television
shows such as Entertainment Tonight Canada, Who's
Afraid of Happy Endings (Bravo documentary),
A.M. Buffalo, and the CTV News. She has also been featured in Ebony magazine,
Romantic Times magazine, The South Florida
Business Journal, The Toronto Star, The Hamilton Spectator and many other Canadian and U.S.
publications.
In October 2007, she was featured in the
Italian version of Vanity Fair. Her works have been translated into Italian,
French, German, Spanish and Portuguese.
She was born in Jamaica,
but currently calls Canada her home.
