From the "New York Times"-bestselling author of "Save the Date." A movie location scout clashes with a gulf coast town's mayor, a born-again environmentalist, while trying to land the perfect setting for her next film. Will true love find a foothold before disaster strikes? Martin's Griffin.

Told with inimitable heart and humor, Mary Kay Andrews' New York Times bestseller, Beach Town, is the perfect summer destination.

SOMETIMES THE PERFECT SETTING...
Greer Hennessy is a movie location scout, and picture-perfect is the name of the game. After her last project literally went up in flames, Greer has one more chance to prove herself before her career burns out as well. Now all she needs to do is come up with the ideal beach-town setting for a big-budget movie. When she discovers Cypress Key, one of Florida's hidden treasures, Greer believes she's found cinematic gold. If only the town's mayor, Eben Thibadeaux, would agree.

CAN LEAD TO A PERFECT DISASTER
A lifelong resident of Cypress Key, the last thing Eb wants is for some Hollywood hotshot and her crew--a spoiled "It Boy" lead actor and his entourage, plus fangirls, among them--to come in and shake things up. The only problem is that he finds Greer far too attractive for his own good. . .and, in spite of their squabbles, it's become clear that the feeling is mutual. But there's a plot afoot to make sure that old scores are settled, that revenge gets top billing, and that no one gets their happily ever after. But then again, fate has a funny way of stealing the show...

Beach Town is:

"A perfect fit for [your] beach bag."--Kirkus Reviews
"Highly entertaining."--Booklist

"A hit. Readers will eagerly devour this novel and be left wanting more."--RT Book Reviews