Review : Nights at Seaside

Nights at Seaside by Addison Cole

Sweet with Heat: Seaside Summers #6

Sky Lacroux has finally realized her dream and opened her own tattoo shop in Provincetown, Massachusetts. She’s happy as can be, preparing the shop for its grand opening and renting a cottage in the Seaside community while renovations to her new apartment are being completed. The only thing missing is the one thing she longs for, and has no control over—love.

Sawyer Bass, a professional boxer, plays his guitar at a local bar to escape the painful reality of his father’s deteriorating health and a recent health warning of his own. But when he spots a stunning brunette across the room, escaping reality goes out the window, and the beautiful woman becomes the focus of his next song—and maybe even the rest of his life.

When Sawyer walks into Sky’s tattoo shop and sees the woman from the bar—Sky—the chemistry between them is instant. Sawyer is everything Sky could ever hope for in a man. He’s honest, loving, sensitive, and potently virile—but boxing goes against everything Sky believes in. The closer they become, the more she realizes that her alpha boxer is waging his own emotional battle—only the battle she thinks he’s waging isn’t the one that threatens to tear them apart.

Nights at Seaside is the sweet edition of the steamy romance novel Seaside Nights by Melissa Foster

Sky is finaly working on her dream job opening a tattoo shop. While her and a couple of friends go to a local bar is there she meets Sawyer Bass playing guitar singing his own lyrics. Sawyer has his own things he needs to deal with his father slowly deteriorating from the man he once been and Sawyer will do everything he can to make sure his father is living comfortably, even if it risks another head injury that can really mess him up. Sky and Sawyer have this attraction but can she really look past his job a professional boxer?

Okay so I admit reading this book more then 2 times might be my 3rd or so times around. Not even keeping track any more this series is pretty great and this book might be one of my favorites of the series. But then again with the audio book around its so much better and easier to listen to a few times around.

This book is definitely worth a reread. I was able to remind myself why I loved Sawyer and Sky's characters so much. I loved how this book managed to border between being steamy and clean. I loved how selfless Sawyer was that he manages to risk his life each time he steps into a boxing match to earn money for his father's medical bills. I loved how strong Skye was able to stick to what she believes is and didn't instantly change her kind on how she felt about Sawyers occupation. She was able to give a little and try to open her mind to it but it was interesting how she was taking things. The storyline is unique and enjoyable. I look forward to listening to more books by this author.

Addison Cole is the sweet alter ego of New York Times and USA Today bestselling and award-winning author Melissa Foster. She writes humorous and emotional sweet contemporary romance. Her books do not include explicit sex scenes or harsh language. Addison spends her summers on Cape Cod, where she dreams up wonderful love stories in her house overlooking Cape Cod Bay.