Book Review: Shining Pearls by Ann Omasta
- Kristen Lewendon
- Aug 22, 2019
- 2 min read
Brunswick Bay Harbor Gems Book 2
He moved on from heartbreak in the only way he knew how. She trusted him with her heart, mind, body, and soul. When secrets from the past resurface, life as they know it will be destroyed.
Josie Michaels loves single-father Alex and his adorable daughter, Hannah. She completes their family in ways the heartbroken duo could never have imagined.
Alex Biggs needs solace from the torturous pain of his wife, Claire's, disappearance. He finds sweet relief in the arms of kindhearted, beautiful Josie.
When the truth about Claire's disappearance surfaces, the secluded bubble of happiness Josie and Alex have forged implodes.
Will these lovable characters find a way to heal and move on from tragedy, or has their path to happiness been crushed beyond repair? Find out now in Shining Pearls.
Fans of Bella Andre's Sullivans Series and Marie Force's Gansett Island Series are sure to enjoy this page-turning romance series.
While this book can be read as a standalone novel, the author suggests reading Shattered Diamonds (Book 1) first for the ultimate reader experience. These exciting contemporary romance novels have been known to make readers desperate to binge the next book in this addictive series. You've been warned!
My Review:
This book left me a bit of an emotional mess. After spending the previous book investing in Josie and Alex as a couple, it hurt my heart to see the devastation and venom that Josie had to deal with this time around. It was all of that, mostly unjustified, bitterness and bile that had me giving this book the side-eye and I spent a large portion of this book going “b*tch, please.” Alex is just clueless about the emotional stuff. He spends a lot of time hurting the women in his life when I don’t think that’s what he meant to do. I liked the author’s solution in the end, it was just a roller-coaster getting there. Now I can’t wait to see what this latest twist brings into their lives. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book through Booksprout.
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