Beach Lane & Skinny Dipping

Hello Lovelies!

Beach Lane is the first book in a series of four. I’d never heard of this book before but when I was on holidays I made the mistake of only taking one book for three weeks so I took a little trip to the book store. When I saw this book I thought the spin of the book and the cover was really cute. Yes I judged a book by its cover. I love these books as they are set in the summer, my favourite time of year. I love the drama between the girls and also I love the Hamptons. I'm one of those girls who dream the life of luxury.

This book is about three girls, Mara, Eliza and Jacqui who get a job in the Hamptons as Au Pairs for the Perry’s, a rich well known family in the Hamptons. Eliza’s family recently went bank cropped so she thinks this jobs is her one way ticket back into the social scene of the Hamptons. Mara is from a small town, saving for college tuition. Jacqui is on the hunt for the love she recently experienced with Luca. Luca met Jacqui in Brazil before returning back to his life in the Hamptons. Now Jacqui is here to find him. However the summer does not go too smooth with betrayal, drama and heartache.

Skinny Dipping is the second book in the series. The girls are back for another summer in the Hamptons. Eliza has left the Au Pair scene for the night club sense but it isn't as glamorous as she thinks. Mara and Jacqui are still working for the Perry’s but with a new Au Pair, Philippe, a charming, tanned, muscular boy from France. Also, he’s a player.  Jacqui needs to try hard to resist his charm. Mara on the other hand, still hang up on her ex-boyfriend, gets carried away with the social sense and losing herself along the way. 

I decided to do this post in two parts. I'm currently reading the next book in the series, Sun Kissed and then the fourth and last in the series Crazy hot. I'm very excited to read them as I've really got into the books and as summer has now past, these books take me back to the good, stress-free summer I had. I recommend this series for a feel good read especially for if you have post summer depression like myself.