Tessa Bailey's is the most syrupy romantic literature. Without plot outliers or genre mixes. Plots around idealized love with that point of humor when things go wrong, to end, resilience and optimism through, rebuilding life towards the most unexpected success.
Perfect stories to maintain hope in love despite everything. A new inheritance of Danielle Steel that always offer those glimpses of falling in love as the only way to cope with routines and wear and tear. Eternal youth like a heart in love at any age. An unbridled feeling that turns the daily chaos of the blindest love into humor and learning, towards the happiness of ultimately falling in love with oneself.
Top 3 recommended novels by Tessa Bailey
It happened one summer
Every love worth its salt is born in summer. Only in its unexpected condition it can take the most unpredictable paths. Ends of summer that extinguish loves or perhaps autumns and winters that recover them when only routine and tedium are expected...
Piper Bellinger is an influencer in the fashion world and her crazy reputation causes the paparazzi to chase her. After ending up in jail for organizing an illegal party with too much champagne on the roof of a hotel, her stepfather decides that this is the last straw. So he leaves her penniless and in order for her to learn what her responsibility is, he sends her... to Washington state, where she will end up running her late father's bar along with her sister.
Piper hasn't been in Westport even five minutes when she meets Brendan, a burly, bearded sea captain, who thinks he won't last a week away from Beverly Hills. What if she's bad at math and the thought of sleeping in a dumpy apartment with bunk beds gives her the shivers? It can't be that bad, right? She's determined to prove to her stepfather, and also to that handsome, grumpy ship captain, that he's more than just a pretty face.
The problem is that he is in a small town and he runs into Brendan every now and then. The outgoing party queen and the grumpy fisherman are polar opposites, but the chemistry that arises between them is undeniable. Piper doesn't want distractions, much less feel anything for a man who spends weeks working at sea.
However, as he reconnects with his past and begins to feel at home in Westport, he begins to wonder if the cold, glamorous life he has led until now is the one he really wants. Although she feels the call of Los Angeles, perhaps Brendan and that town full of memories have captured her heart.
Bite the trap
Stereotypes galore to offer us a story of idealized love that seems impossible because it is so exalted. On this occasion will, reason and passion play their tricks again between touches of humor and a framework that never knows where it will take us. Journeys of aimless love.
King of the crab fishermen Fox Thornton enjoys a reputation as a sexy, carefree flirt. Everyone knows that being with him is a guarantee of having a good time ?in bed and out of it? and that's how he prefers it. Until he meets Hannah Bellinger, who is immune to her charms and physicality, but he seems to enjoy her... personality? And do you want them to be friends? How weird. However, she likes him too much to risk an affair with her, so it's better to be friends, period.
Now, Hannah is in town for work and sleeping in Fox's guest room. She knows he's a renowned Don Juan, but they are clearly just friends. In fact, she is hopelessly in love with a co-worker and Fox is precisely the person who can help brighten up her lackluster love life. Armed with a few tips courtesy of Westport's official Casanova, Hannah sets out to catch the attention of her partner. Even though the more time she spends with Fox, the more she wants him. As the line between friendship and fooling around begins to blur, Ella Hannah admits that she likes everything about Fox, but she refuses to be just another conquest.
Living with her best friend should be easy, if it weren't for the fact that she walks around the house wrapped in a towel, sleeping on the other side of the hallway. and Fox fantasizes about waking up next to her for the rest of her life and...man overboard! He has fallen completely into her trap and helping her flirt with another man is a real torture. But if Fox can confront his own demons and show Hannah that she's up for anything, maybe she'll choose him?
Love has no rules
Unexpected loves. The jump without a net towards a love that reason pushes us not to believe or trust. Differences like the powerful magnet that end up bringing universes together. The disparities and differences in the way of seeing life, with an intention as marked as that of an urban girl with a rude boy. All contrasts so that the sparks fly even stronger.
Hair, makeup, clothes, decoration. Bethany Castle has her life organized, planned and arranged to perfection. That's why the houses she designs for her family's real estate business are the most coveted in the city. The only thing that's not perfect? Your romantic history. She's stopped dating and, after helping her friends achieve her dreams, Bethany finally has time to focus on herself: she wants to renovate a house, from the frames to the furniture, on her own. her. Although her older brother, who runs the company, refuses to take her seriously.
When a television producer finds out about the rivalry between the Castle brothers, he invites them to participate in a show to see who can make the best reform. Bethany wants to earn her bragging rights, but she needs a team. And the only member of her brother's team willing to switch sides is Wes Daniels, the new kid in town. The first day, her Texas accent and handsome face drove her crazy, and the last thing Bethany needs is a cocky cowboy in her way.
As the renovation competition intensifies, Wes and Bethany are forced to work side by side, exchanging snarky comments and jokes as they remodel the ugliest house on the block. It's a labor of love, hate and everything in between, so it doesn't take long for sparks to fly. But Bethany's perfectly structured life is one kiss away from falling apart, and she knows that falling for a guy like Wes would be a disaster.
