Is love in the books for a sailor with the reputation for being a ladies’ man and the one girl who is immune to him? King crab fisherman Fox Thornton has a reputation as a player, he’s handsome, charming, and knows that he’s not meant to be in a serious relationship and prefers it that way... until he meets Hannah Bellinger. Hannah works on a film set and has a crush on her director, she dreams about scoring music for films. Hannah and Fox have become unlikely best friends, and soon he finds that she’s turning to him for advice on how to win over her crush. When her film crew is moved to Fox’s town, Hannah finds herself crashing in Fox’s spare room. Soon these two friends start spending more time together and the line between friendship and romance begin to blur. Hannah can’t deny her feelings for Fox but she refuses to be just a hook-up. She wants something real. Fox can’t help but love her, but his insecurities and fears are clawing at him. He’s always been labeled as a player but can he really make a serious relationship work? Will his past demons break this blooming relationship. Can Fox face all his troubles and seize the love of his life or lose her. This was such a lovely story, it dealt with real insecurities and difficulties, and showed the strength and love these characters had. The romance was sweet and caring, Fox and Hannah care for each other deeply. Hannah was a wonderful protagonist, she fought for what she wanted and understood the struggles Fox was going through. This is definitely a beautiful book and relationship and I highly recommend it!

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