Every time I read a Fool’s Gold or Lucky Harbor book, I decide I’m going to quit my job and move to a tiny town somewhere on a coast. Then I read a book like this and I remember the other side of small-town living. Everyone in your business, and not in a fun, matchmaking “I’ve got the perfect guy for you” kind of way, but in a “we never forget any of your mistakes and we’ll judge you forever” kind of way. I do not want to live in Salvation, but that’s because Avery Flynn did such a good job of making me see the town and its inhabitants. – Smut Matters