3 Book(s) Related to beach aesthetic

On the rocky coastline of a Maine fishing village, two people find new hope in each other.  Jess Pelletier’s life has spun out of control. Her ex-fiancé has broken the bank—or at least her account—and she’s just been laid off. So she takes a bold step. The Maine fishing village of Applecross Cove looks like the perfect refuge for her to retreat and reset her life. When Mark Breton’s realtor aunt sends him to Jess with the lease and the key to Jess’s house, the key to her heart isn’t part of the deal. But the guy’s pretty hard to ignore. With a heart that’s gone rogue, Jess desperately clings to her plan to build a new life and a business. Fate hasn’t given Mark very much reason to trust, but he’s come to terms with the accident that derailed his dreams years ago. When feelings for Jess bring his heart back to life, the past comes along with it and looms between them. Now they’ll both have to confront it or miss out on their one chance at love.

Life is like a circus hall; it has full of tricks and full of magic. Magic to be called when two persons met on the same day and at the same time and at the same circumstances. Two individuals that have the same economic status--- BILLIONAIRES but have different personalities and conditions in life.

Celestine Winter Millstein, a woman who has alexithymia, a subclinical phenomenon involving a lack of emotional awareness. She has difficulty determining her and other people's emotions. She is cold, distant, and emotionally numb.

Grant Sunday Wilheim, a man who has Congenital Analgesia, is a serious medical condition involving a lack of pain awareness. He does not feel pain, and he also lacks the sense of smell and sense of taste. He is a lovely and kind man, but he is physically numb.

But what if the two of them clashed together and became contract lovers? Will they be able to handle and understand each other because of their contradicting conditions? Will they fall in love, or will they plan to part ways? And will love to suffice their past experiences and pain?

Sloane Mercer is the woman every government calls when the world is on fire and no one knows which line of code lit the match. Cold, brilliant and alone by choice, she has turned her past betrayals into armor. Then the one man she was never supposed to see again walks into her penthouse as her new bodyguard. Eli Ward was meant to be a nameless escape in a Berlin hotel room, not the person standing between her and a predator who knows too much. As cyberattacks twist into something obsessively personal and the media begins to feast on their chemistry, Sloane’s tidy categories of ally and threat blur. Loving him could cost her everything she has fought to build. Pushing him away might be the mistake that finally destroys her. How do you choose between the life you built and the one person who feels like home?