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An excellent read. I thought it was going to be a fluffy summer read but it pulls you deeply into the character‘s lives and holds you. Maggie and her daughters have been/are in some tough spots, but they are warrior women who know how to move on.
An excellent read. I thought it was going to be a fluffy summer read but it pulls you deeply into the character‘s lives and holds you. Maggie and her daughters have been/are in some tough spots, but they are warrior women who know how to move on.
This one was just an OK for me. The writing was fine, no major blunders, but I came away unsatisfied. It‘s the story of a woman (Maggie) re-inventing herself in her late 50s as a new widow. There are secrets, past loves, and a return to her hometown. Her daughters (29 and 32) also had their issues/viewpoints, but they seemed very immature for their ages which annoyed me. I did like Maggie‘s lifelong friends, but didn‘t feel much connection to 🔻