Missed Signals

by Colleen S. Myers

Who knew working on a boat could be such fun? Kate certainly didn’t. She didn’t expect to enjoy herself, and she certainly didn’t expect Sam, her former fiancee. Life ripped them apart in college, but maybe a boat ride could put that right? No more missed signals.

Books by Colleen S. Myers
Solum Series
Must Remember
Can't Forget
Distant Memory

Hometown Heroes
Whole Again
Each Other's Only
Burning Bright

Blood Series
Blood Will Tell
There Will be Blood
Bloody Good

Short Stories
Rael (Solum series short)
Missed Signals
The Dread Hannigan Christmas Story
Speed Dating
What a Witch! (Blood series short)

44 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 6, 2017

About the author

Colleen plays many roles. Not only is she a veteran, a mother, and a practicing physician, but she is a USA Today bestselling writer of science fiction and contemporary romances. Colleen's dreams include surviving her son's teenage years, exploring every continent on this planet, except Antartica, cause that's way too cold, and winning the Nobel peace prize. Dream BIG! Currently, she is working on There Will Be Blood, the second in her YA Paranormal Romance series. In the meantime, look for her at https://www.colleensmyers.com

Reviews

[Sharah McConville · Rating 3 out of 5]

A fun, fast read. Thanks to the author for my e-book.

[Darcy Thorn]

loved this hometown book!

[Nebulous · Rating 3 out of 5]

"Missed Signals" by Colleen S. Myers is centred around the theme of giving love a second chance. This short-read is sweet and romantic. The flashbacks between the past of Sam and Kate is well integrated to their present moments and flows well. It was nice to read both perspectives of both characters and how they felt about their past events. I found the ending a little rushed to the pace that was set in the book. However, if you want a short and sweet read on a relaxing afternoon, I would recommend this book.

[DaisyLynneReads · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun read about a second chance romance. Good humor and passion. It seemed a little rushed and could have built more of the emotion and back story.