IT HAD TO BE YOU by Jill Shalvis

This book is what started it all. This was my very first +Jill Shalvis book and I'm glad to have discovered her.

Ali moved to the small town of Lucky Harbor to start afresh her life and was successful too until her boyfriend (if she can even call him that) of four months accused her of stealing something very important, and now there is speculation from the whole town about it.

With a failing job and no place to stay, Ali taught her life was falling apart until the big time hotshot cop Luke Hanover came back to town to escape his own problems. With the help from Luke and the members of the senior center, they must discover what happened whilst trying not to rip each other clothes off.

This was the first time that I've read a book from +Jill Shalvis and I must say, this would not be the last. With characters that you instantly fall in love with, as well as the little dashes of humor thrown throughout the book had me wanting more. This is a great read and you would not be disappointed.

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