Stone Cliff Series: Crashing Down, Wasted Summer, Love Lessons

Cathryn Fox

Dec 2015 · Stone Cliff Series Issue #4 · Cathryn Fox

About this ebook

Crashing Down: When reckless meets responsible.

Straight A student Kathryn Lane is all work and no play. She's determined to keep her scholarship, and that means no distractions...until she takes a summer internship at Stone Cliff Resort and meets bad boy Noah Ryan. She knows she should keep her distance—after all he’s not the kind of guy she can bring home to daddy—but his disarming smile and dangerous ways are entirely too tempting.

Wasted Summer: When Broken meets Beautiful.

Melody Spencer has a plan: work hard, stay focused and save enough money to get out of Stone Cliff and the rumors that surround her. Wounded and distrustful, she’s learned the hard way that if a guy is nice to her, it means he’s only after one thing. Until Ryeland Montgomery cruises back into her resort town, beautifully protective as he insists they get to know each other better.

Love Lessons: When doubtful meets determined.

When Cartoonist, Grace Bennett is given the mandate to take her comic strip from the satirical side of dating to the magical moments between a couple in love, she knows she’s in big trouble. Having never experienced that fleeting emotion, how can she possibly write about it? What she needs is a miracle. Enter best friend and neighbor, Nate Wright, a man with a reputation for falling in love every other weekend. When Nate offers to give her some lessons in love, Gracie has no choice but to accept. One kiss later has Grace doubting the wisdom in bringing her friend into the mix, while Nate is more determined than ever to show Gracie that with love, anything is possible.

Ratings and reviews

Crashing down: What do you get when you take the good girl virgin and the bad boy with a haunted past and toss them together in a summer paradise that brings dirty dancing to mind? A really awesome story. This was great. The chemistry, give and take, of Kat and Noah is unbeatable. What starts as a bet turns into so much more. As two early 20 yo grow up in a summer full of healing, exploring and living. 5 star read! This is a great series. Cheesy lines that make you smile “If I say your body, would you hold it against me?” “That you should come with a warning label. Wasted Summer: fabulous story. Rich boy vacations every summer at stone ridge, watches townie for years before he decides to go after her. His parents are against it and fight him on it, his friends are against it and try to split them and the townies are against it. against the odds the two spend the summer forming a strong bond. throw in some secrets revealed, some drama, and lots of loving support and you find yourself a 5 star read. this book stands alone, but leaves me ready to read what other love is found at stone ridge. Love Lessons: I loved his story. Gracie, a cartoonist, is challenged with writing a love cartoon for the papers Valentine's day edition. Being completely naive, blind and almost dumb about love she feels doomed. In steps hot best friend/coworker/neighbor Nick to save the day with love lessons. Not only showing Gracie what love is, but trying to win her love. With the help of his brothers and a go to for everything concierge, Nate gives us a can't put down story of opening eyes and finding love. I found so many lines in this book making me grin from ear to ear that I have to share. " The last guy she climbed into bed with went down on her like he was munching on one of Albert’s famous prime rib roasts. Cripes, she was about to ask if he needed a knife and fork." " His sexy grin returned, and she crossed her legs to stop herself from handing him her panties." " “No guy has ever shucked my oyster.” As soon as the words left her mouth, she cringed. “Wait, I think that might have come out wrong.”" " “I mean the last time someone went searching in my mouth, I’m pretty certain it was for my tongue.”"

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About the author

New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Cathryn Fox is a wife, mom, sister, daughter, and friend. She loves dogs, sunny weather, anything chocolate (she never says no to a brownie) pizza and red wine. Cathryn has two teenagers who keep her busy and a husband who is convinced he can turn her into a mixed martial arts fan.  When not writing, Cathryn can be found laughing over lunch with friends, hanging out with her kids, or watching a flick with her husband.