Character Guest Post from Celeste Jones of The Summer Retreat by Sheila Roberts


For today’s blog post, I’ve asked Celeste Jones of The Summer Retreat by Sheila Roberts to tell us how she deals with breakups. She had a lot to say. Without further ado, take it away Celeste…

When the Going Gets Tough…

The not so tough go to the beach. To hang out with family. And forget the cheating rat who broke her heart. My name is Celeste Jones, and that is exactly what I did. You see, I thought (once again) that I’d found the perfect man, my soul mate, Mr. Happily Ever After, my prince. Instead I found a frog, a
dirty, rotten, cheating, warty frog. He broke my heart, so I decided to spend my summer vacation with my sister Jenna in the beach town of Moonlight Harbor on the Washington Coast.

Jenna is my hero. She survived a broken heart and came to the beach to hit restart on her life. And what a great restart she’s made! She now has two great men who are both crazy about her, she’s remodeled and is making a success out of running a vintage motel, and she’s made some great new friends. She went from victim to victorious and I figured she could help me find a way to do the same.

I didn’t plan on meeting the perfect man when I came to Moonlight Harbor. (Although I’m always hoping.) But I did. He’s a pastor, and they have to have their lives together, right? At least Paul Welch seems to. He’s a great guy. I think I’m in love.
           
Except, there’s this other man. No, no, no. Not the right man at all. He’s creepy. Not my type. Paul’s the one.
           
I don’t think all the women at his church think so though. In fact, I’m sure they’re out to get me, especially one who’d hoped he’d fall for her.

Well, sorry Hyacinth. I can’t help it if Paul likes me better. Now, if I could just get him to like my dog. One step at a time. Right?

As for the killer in Room Twelve… no, not even going there.

I don’t know how my story is going to turn out, but one thing I know for sure, life’s good at the beach. Especially this one!

            About the Author

Best-selling author Sheila Roberts has seen her books published in a dozen different languages and made into movies for both the Hallmark and Lifetime channels. She’s happily married with three children and lives in the Pacific Northwest. When she’s not hanging out with girlfriends, speaking to women’s groups or going dancing with her husband she can be found writing about those things near and dear to women’s hearts: family, friends, and chocolate.

Her latest book is the women’s fiction/romance, THE SUMMER RETREAT.

Website Address:  http://www.sheilasplace.com



BOOK BLURB:

Celeste Jones has plans for a perfect summer with her boyfriend (and hopefully soon-to-be fiancĂ©)—until he dumps her to be with the woman he’s had on the side for months. Heartbroken and furious, Celeste resolves to move on. When the going gets tough, the tough…okay, the not-so-tough go to the beach.

As soon as school lets out for the summer, she waves goodbye to her first-graders, packs up her bikini and heads for Moonlight Harbor, where she knows her big sister, Jenna, will receive her with open arms. Jenna could probably use some help at the Driftwood Inn, and Celeste is happy to do chores around the place in exchange for a relaxing summer escape. She just needs something—or someone—to distract her from her troubles.

Finding The One can be tricky, and Jenna is determined to make sure Celeste gets it right this time around. Not that Jenna’s an expert. She’s still trying to sort out her own love life. But if both sisters listen to their hearts, eventually they’re bound to discover that life—and love—is good at the beach.

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