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Angel Beach (2012)

by Tess Oliver(Favorite Author)

3.8 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

148006324X (ISBN13: 9781480063242)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

CreateSpace

series

Summer Romance Collection

review 1: So I started off enjoying this light summer read. I liked the characters and it was a good not to serious read. Eventually though Echo just really got on my nerves. I mean she obviously liked Jamison great, and he has obviously proven he wants nothing to do with his family and their horrible way, yet she is still all but he is part of their family! He is evil too! Which is just... ridiculous. I mean they talked about the beach down the road and he has been trying to talk his father out of his evil plan, but he is like 17 or something. What is he supposed to do - it is not like he can stop his dad if he is dead set on moving his plans forward. It just was like come on! He is obviously different and trying to do something, but you can only do so much! Snap out of it and stop... more being so stupid and annoying with you poor me. Ugh.
review 2: (3.5 stars "Angel Beach" is a YA summer romance novella. Sixteen year old Echo has lived with her grandmother,Mimi in Angel Beach since her mother signed over custody when she was only six years old. Mimi bakes the best cinnamin rolls to be found and each day they draw a crowd. Then, there is bad news that a rich investor plans to buy out the residents in order to build a resort. He sned his three wayard sons to town in order to stir up trouble in order to motivate the residents to move.The oldest son, Reeve is a borish bully, middle brother Jamison is spoiled and rebellious, and the youngest brother, Matt has recently taken up the annoying habit of trying to emulate his oldest brother. While Reeve goes about reeking havoc all over town, Jamison finds himself in the uncharted territory of becoming heads over hills infatuated with Echo. Unfortunately, Echo has already decided to take a disliking to the brothers because she does not want to be forced to leave her home. Sometimes, mutually attraction cannot be ignored and this is the case with Jamison and Echo.Before the summer is over, everyone will makes some changes. The question is whether or not they will be forced upon them or will they occur willingly. The story is well written and is a fun summer read. Tess Oliver is gifted in her ability to describe the events of a story so that the reader feels as though they are experiencing the event first hand. I easily visualize the tidepools, waves andd fun on the beach. Heck, I could almost taste the cinnamon rolls! Definitely put this book on your summer reading list. less

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