Salt Love by Marika Ray – Review by Beverly Finnie

Salt Love: A Summer Romantic Comedy by Marika Ray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Salt Love is a cute story. Of two characters who fight to admit who they are and what they want. I really like the growth of the two main characters as they navigated their new life. I say that in a figurative sense. This author sucks the reader in with the fall of Kenna’s life.
Kenna has been placed on sabbatical after losing it when she didn’t get the promotion. A promotion that went to a woman who was also currently sleeping with her husband. On top of finding out her aunt passed away. A small trip to Florida to settle her aunt’s affairs finds herself in a situation she’s not sure how to handle. With a man she’s extremely attracted too and doesn’t want to be.
Dec leads a quiet life in the keys. Hiding away from a life he left behind. Befriending Maeve was easy. Having to handle the responsibilities after her death not so much. He was attracted to Kenna and he doesn’t like it. He’s not someone to be tied down.
He likes her but is scared to admit to himself..
She’s dealing with a divorce and sworn off men.
What will they do?
They have no choice to run the business together for a year, or she has to give up her inheritance.
The dynamic between them is sometimes swoon worthy. Who doesn’t wish for that kind of banter. Playful and fun.
That’s what made me love it!
Can’t wait to check out more books by this author in the future.

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