Perfect Together (Serendipity's Finest)

How could you not enjoy a series entitled "Serendipity's Finest". This is about a woman trying to leave her past behind to find a new beginning. She finds the town she once visited holds a whole spectrum of of friends, a new profession and the unexpected feelings of a certain police officer. She wasn't sure how receptive this town would be to welcome her as one of their own. Her mentally ill twin had caused plenty of trouble last year but, she couldn't stop thinking about this town or the people living there. The previously jilted police officer, recently promoted detective, has never stopped thinking about the other twin since she visited the small town of Serendipity to help her sister. Of course all romances have their ups and downs. This one is no different in that respect but, the characters were so real I'm sure you will enjoy this book as much as I did.

This Serendiity series novel was suspenseful, touching and romantic. Two unlikely people, Nicole and Sam, who were not looking for love but it happened to them anyway. Nicole had just broken off her engagement because she did not love her fiancee, Tyler, and was just marrying him because that is what her parents wanted. She moved to Serendipity to start over fresh. Sam years ago was left a the altar when his fiancee ran off with his best friend. They were both gun shy about relationships but there was instant attraction that they could not fight. Before leaving town she overheard her father's partner talking to gangsters about laundering money and did not know what to do about this conversation. Starting over in town she was starting a bakery but her old fiancee came to town to win her back. Sam is a detective and cannot seem to stay away from Nicole. Does she trust him enough to have him help her with this terrible situation or does she just push him away and face everything alone. The suspense picks up and Sam and Tyler must work together to keep Nicole safe. Sam and Nicole must overcome their insecurities to find true love and get their happy ending. This was a very hot romantic story that keeps you on the edge of your seat until it's dramatic conclusion. A very good ending to this series of books.

Carly Phillips always writes a good love story. I could read about Serendipity forever if that's all she ever wrote about. It's a small town where everyone looks out for each other without being too nosy! Sam and Nicole met before during a crises that involved Sam's sister. Nicole wasn't too welcomed in the town when it was her twin sister causing the crisis. But she noticed something about this town that made her feel warm and forgiven for her sister's mistakes. So she leaves her rich lifestyle in the city and plans to build a life in Serendipity. Little does she know that Sam, the officer who first interrogated her, remembers her. They meet again and the sparks fly. But both are a little relationship-shy because of past broken engagements. They try to see if they can make a go of it but trust issues get in the way. I really enjoyed the story of the secondary characters, Tyler and Macy. I was glad they had their own HEA. Love, intrigue, and small town atmosphere-a great combination for a great book!!

I loved this book so much. Unfortunately I read the last book first so I am going to go back and read it again after reading books 1 and 2 first. I love Carly Phillips books and I especially love trilogy or series books. Where you get a look at the lives of people you fell in love with in their own book. You get to see where there lives have gone and that they are living their happily ever after. This book was wonderful and the characters were wonderful but flawed. Both Nicole had lived a hard life of never being acknowledged for who she was, she never felt good enough and then there's Sam who was hurt but the wrong woman at the wrong time and now he holds onto his heart with both hands and he's never going to risk it again. Somehow these two fall in love with the other they just have to make their way through the stuff that is holding them both back. Go get it, and read it. You won't be disappointed.

Let me start by saying I am a die hard Carly Phillips fan. I absolutely loved the Serendipity Series and was so excited that Carly decided to give us more with Serendipity's Finest. With each novel I felt more like A native in that small town.The Marsdens captured me from the very beginning. Simon and Ella reminded me of my own parents and how warm and open their home was to their kids and friends. Mike and Cara's story had be hook line and sinker.Until Erin and Coles story, and just when I thought she wouldn'tT be able to top my favorite couple, she made me fall in love with Sam and Nicole.I like the citizens of Serendipity was skeptical about Nicole. Her being Victoria's sister, I was hesitant to care for her, but as the story went on I became endeared to her and simply carved a spot in my Serendipity heart for her.Bravo carly Phillips on a other great story and for the spectacular series that is Serendipity

I really love this story. But it's bittersweet because it's the last of the Serendipity books. Each book introduced characters who live in a small town of Serendipity, NY. And with each story the town and characters are more endearing.The hero is Sam Marsden, a small town cop, with a great family. Carly Phillips writes a great hero. What do you think? "He hadn't shaved, and with stubble and sexy messed hair, he looked even more delicious than she remembered." Hot! The heroine is a sweet, yet a little bit feisty woman named Nicole. I really enjoyed their story. Great sex scenes in the book also.PLUS, there is a bonus treat-- there is a secondary plot with another couple who may get a HEA of their own.The other books in this wonderful series:Perfect Stranger, Perfect Fling, Perfect Fit, Fated, Karma, Kismet, Destiny, SerendipityI recommend all of them.

As above Carly Phillips a keeper love that the stories go through a family love to know what happened to other members of family this one I will kerp

I read and love and buy everything Carly Phillips writes. Cannot praise this book enough. Once I started, I found it hard to put it down