This story is about a grandmother who is wanting to help her daughter and granddaughter, by sharing a secret from her past. One that she feels they need to know. The problem is, that by the time she decides to share it with them, her health fails and permits her from doing so. Meanwhile, her granddaughter is helping take care of her, and is trying to figure out what the future holds for her and the town that that been home to her family for generations.
This wasn't a book that I would personally recommend, unless you like a slower paced book that is sweet and a little thoughtful. The
best way to describe this book to others would be to say that it
reminds me of something that would be on the Hallmark Channel. If you love
watching the Hallmark Channel, I'm sure you'd love this book.
The reason I couldn't rate this book higher, was because it didn't inflict any kind of emotion in me. There was nothing to keep me on the edge of my seat. No big climax. Nothing to get excited, nervous, sad, or scared about.
I will end by saying, I thought it was an interesting storyline, and I think she is a good author. I would have just liked to have seen and felt more emotions through her characters.
* I received a free copy of this book from Bethany House Publisher, in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
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