"Head Over Heels" by Jill Shalvis

In this third book in the Lucky Harbor series, youngest sister Chloe is still trying to figure out where she belongs.  She and her two older half-sisters have been in Lucky Harbor about a year now, and they're all trying to run a B & B together.  She's a constant thrill-seeker who has caught the attention of no nonsense sheriff Sawyer, whose two best friends happen to be engaged to Chloe's sisters.  Can a free spirit with severe asthma and a repressed sheriff with a checkered past be right for each other?

This was a quick and enjoyable read, but little details that didn't make sense kept getting in the way for me.  Like why does Sawyer answer every call the sheriff's department receives, no matter how minor?  Does he have no deputies or no time off?  Does Chloe really travel all over the west coast only on a Vespa?  That's my problem with contemporary romances; I get caught up in the little details that don't make sense.  354 pages.

(For my posts about the first two books in the series, see "Simply Irresistible" and "The Sweetest Thing.")