Summer Dreams: An Anthology

By Stevi Mittman, Jennifer Greene, Kate Austin

Who's That in the Itsy-Bitsy, Anyway? STEVI MITTMAN In this lighthearted mystery, a decorator remodeling her family's beach house discovers her mother's lost love letters... to a Mafia don Kokomo JENNIFER GREENE Crazy for the Beach Boys' "Kokomo" ever since she was a carefree teen, a successful attorney decides to visit the song's namesake Caribbean island. Too bad her assistant books her a ticket to Kokomo, Indiana, instead... where there's no beach, but a former flame is about to make waves. Summertime Blues KATE AUSTIN A woman pursuing her dream job in marine biology literally starts at the bottom--cleaning fish tanks at the local aquarium. Luckily, her handsome boss is there to ease the pain of climbing the career ladder.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 037388138X
• ISBN13: 9780373881383
• Release Date: July 2007
• Publisher: Harlequin Next
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.6"

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Summer Dreams

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three fun summer dreams novellas

"Who's That in the Itsy-Bitsy, Anyway?" by Stevi Mittman. Home decorator Teddi Bayer is working on the cottage of Carmine De'Guiseppe in the Hamptons when she finds her mother's love letters to the Mafioso. "Summertime Blues" by Kate Austin. She gave up her career dreams two decades ago, but forty years old Ardella is finally doing what she wanted to do when she was twenty. She is working at the Vancouver Aquarium. "Kokomo" by Jennifer Greene. Lawyer Jane Whitcomb has always loved the Beach Boys' hit song so she decides to visit the Caribbean paradise on her vacation. However, to her chagrin her assistant books her for a stay in Kokomo, Indiana where a former boyfriend wants to ride the wild surf with her. These three fun summer dreams novellas live up to their title as entertaining tales of women seeking their aspirations. Harriet Klausner