Great read

Loved this story so much. We lost our son last month. He was only 54, with so much life left to live. His daughter, 22, has to carry on without him. And my husband and I are broken-hearted. We love him still, and find him everywhere we turn. We have wonderful memories of his life, and your story of love and loss helped me count my blessings.

Debbie MacOmber never fails to write a fantastic book.

I couldn’t put this book down! I dearly loved it!

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Awesome book. Sweet page turner.

Contrary to some of the negative comments, I enjoyed this book.

The characters are irritating. The protagonist is too perfect. The storyline is completely predictable. As soon as a new character or plot line is introduced you know exactly what is going to happen.

This book is one cliché after another. The denizens of Oceanside aren’t just troubled, they’re completely depraved (until our protagonist arrives and straightens them all out in a matter of months). Every character is two-dimensional and the narrative drags on and on without making you feel anything. The book is so insipid and uninteresting that I walked away, something I NEVER do. The most positive thing I take away from this experience is the conviction that any of us can write a best selling novel.

This was one of the most inane and poorly written pieces of fiction I have ever read. The plot line is inane. The author repeated the same themes, barely altering the text, chapter after chapter.