The Forever Girl

New York Times bestseller Jill Shalvis is the author of many romance novels including her acclaimed Cedar Ridge, Lucky Harbor and Animal Magnetism series. The RITA winner and three-time National Readers Choice winner makes her home near Lake Tahoe.

Visit her website at www.jillshalvis.com for a complete book list and daily blog, and www.facebook.com/jillshalvis for other news or follow her on Twitter @jillshalvis.

“Shalvis capably weaves the complex, intertwining relationships into an appealing story of second chances. This is sure to satisfy.”  — Publishers Weekly on The Forever Girl
“With The Forever Girl, Shalvis has created a wonderfully touching story about family, love, and second chances that will tug on the heartstrings and take readers on an emotional journey.”  — HarlequinJunkie.com
“The Forever Girl will take you back to Wildstone for an emotional trip you’ll want to read again and again.”  — Fresh Fiction
“Shalvis' latest retains her spark and sizzle.” — Kirkus Reviews on Almost Just Friends
“Sisterhood takes center stage in this utterly absorbing novel. Jill Shalvis balances her trademark sunny optimism and humor with unforgettable real-life drama. A book to savor—and share.”  — Susan Wiggs, New York Times Bestselling Author, on The Lemon Sisters
“Tender … Believable, realistic characters are at the heart of this novel. Shalvis will immediately grab the reader’s attention with a strong heroine and caring connection between two wounded souls.” — Publishers Weekly
“Jill Shalvis’s books are funny, warm, charming and unforgettable.” — RaeAnne Thayne, New York Times bestselling author
“I love everything about this book, the family dynamics, the humor and the amazing romance. Just amazing!” — A.J. Jacobs, New York Times bestselling author of The Know-It-All
“Readers will be very satisfied with the ending of Shalvis' latest enjoyable Wildstone story.” — Booklist
“Fans of the TV drama series This Is Us as well as love stories ripe with secrets waiting to be spilled will devour Shalvis’s latest in the series.” — Library Journal