Review : Serenity Harbor

Serenity Harbor by RaeAnne Thayne

(Haven Point #6)

Genre: Contemporary, Romance

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Pages: 382

Published June 27th 2017 by HQN Books

In the town of Haven Point, love can be just a wish — and one magical kiss — away… 

Computer-tech millionaire Bowie Callahan is about the last person that schoolteacher Katrina Bailey wants to work for. As far as she can see, he’s arrogant, entitled and not up to the task of caring for his young half brother, Milo. But Kat is, especially if it brings her closer to her goal of adopting an orphaned little girl. And as her kindness and patience work wonders with Milo, she realises there’s more to sexy, wary Bo.

Bo never imagined he’d be tasked with caring for a sibling he didn’t know existed. Then again, he never pictured himself impulsively kissing vibrant, compassionate Katrina in the moonlight. Now he’s ready to make her dream of family come true…and hoping there’s room in it for him, too… 

Katrina is back to her hometown for a wedding and then will go back to Columbia to start the process of adopting her daughter. Bowie just recently come to care for his younger brother who is on the autism spectrum. Seeing how much of a natural Katrina is with his younger brother Bowie offers a large sum of money for her to watch his for a brief period of time until she has to go back.

I really loved this book it was sweet and I loved seeing how Katrina was with Bowies brother. I loved that she was the type of person who is at least trying learn from her past and trying to no repeat past mistake. I thought it was interesting how she handle those around her and seeing how they treated her. I though it was interesting getting both of the main characters POV as well as their backstories which explained why they did certain things they do currently. I loved how they tried to improved from their own pasts to make themselves better. I appreciate the accurate portrayal of autism that went along in this book, it wasn't based of stereotypes which drive me nuts. I actually have a mild form of autism (Aspergers) and my younger brother has just full blown autism similar to Bowies brother. Overall this book was pretty good, I really enjoyed it.