Sharing a passionate kiss when they were teenagers during the summer at the Jersey Shore, Maggie Sinclair and Owen Pierce have always felt something for one another. When Owen's family real estate business realize they can profit from investing in Maggie's family-owned department stores, they find themselves seeing more and more of each other. However, neither of their fathers are pleased with their budding relationship, and a dark family feud comes to head. As the summer passes by, Maggie and Owen quickly find themselves business partners, and fall for each other just as fast, rekindling the passion and friendship they used to have. Even though both the hero and heroine are hiding secrets from the other, they can't help but explore their growing attraction. Peppered with hilarious, poignant, and loyal side characters, ONE SUMMER NIGHT tells the tale of two people looking for love, but unsure if they're searching in the right place. Will Maggie be able to trust the man whose family has caused her such strife? And will Owen be honest with the one woman he's never been able to forget?

Hot, sexy, and refreshing! ONE SUMMER NIGHT is a wonderful example of contemporary romance at its best! The characters are dynamic and surprisingly relatable. The Jersey Shore comes fully to life; the perfect setting for these characters' sizzling attraction. Readers will root for Maggie and Owen to open their hearts and fall fully in love. Maggie is straightforward, hardworking, and honest. Similarly, Owen knows what he wants, and is willing to do whatever it takes to make things right. And together, they make a formidable, gorgeous couple. As always, Caridad Pineiro shows her talent for making readers feel completely at home with her characters. Pineiro's prose and character development have set in motion what will surely be a tantalizing new series.

Book Summary

Maggie Sinclair has tried everything to save her family's business. Her options are dwindling, and she needs someone who can turn things around―fast. Problem is, the only person who can help her is trouble with a capital T. The Sinclair and Pierce families have been feuding for nearly 30 years, but that hasn't stopped Jax Pierce from noticing Maggie. And he likes what he sees―a lot. But getting involved would mean risking his family, his inheritance, and above all, his heart. Can Maggie and Jax keep their simmering attraction at bay―or will mixing business and pleasure bring nothing but heartache?