What happened to them and where they came from. I'm almost finished with the book but Jill Sanders does a spectacular job at giving us readers the child's history of each character. At least I certainly hope that’s who he ends up with. I have a feeling that book three is about Cole since it’s called Rip Tide and if so, then it’s sure to be a hit with me because while he is smoking hot, he has already met his match with Wendy. Each story starts off with the main characters story of how they came to live with the Graytons and while Marcus’ story didn’t hit me as hard as Cassey’s did, it wasn’t any less horrendous. It’s an amazing new series about a group of children that were adopted and saved by an amazing couple. This was the second story in the Grayton Series by Jill Sanders. Can he get her to work through her own set of family demons or will she run when she finds out his? From the moment that he meets Shelly and is asked to complete the renovations on her soon to be business, he is drawn to her and realizes what’s missing. Now he owns one of the most successful contracting companies in the area but he feels as though something is missing. Marcus had always loved to build things, since he was little it was all that he had ever wanted to do. She knew that she would love living there but she never would have imagined that she would be welcomed with open arms into a family that she couldn’t help but be just a little bit envious of. So Shelly did something that she had always wanted to do since she was a little girl, she moved to the beach and planned to open up her very own boutique. She wasn’t cut out to be a doctor, it was never what she had wanted and she most definitely was not going to follow her parents latest demand. That all changed when she finally decided that enough was enough. She had always been expected to dress to the nines, shop at the fanciest of stores but most of all she was expected to do as she was told, no questions asked. Shelly grew up as an only child in a family that always made her feel as though she weren’t welcome unless there was something in it for them.

Someday Beach by Jill Sanders