The path is always illuminated when it is lit by love.
The guiding light in this story is one that underlies the entire theme and that's the love that exists between family and friends can never be lost, misplaced, or stolen. It can only be given away.
The fact that the parents in this story had a tragic ending with a gun is no small feat to tackle but these sisters manage to find the courage to not be like their folks.
In fact, both of these ladies (Rachel and Jess) are forging ahead in their own ways.
Jess, just took on a new job at Cape Sanctuary working for her client Eleanor decluttering her home while Rachel is a new mom struggling with all that entails.
As this story unfolds we see the underlying issues come to fruition with wonderful self examination, splendid details, and troubling seas.
The rough waters will warrant some softer tones as Jess uncovers her neighbor Nate and his daughter who might just end up learning to not only like each other but to let go of some boundaries they both put up.
This ending was absolutely enjoyable and touches the heart and soul.
Thank you to Harlequin for this invited Blog Tour spot, RaeAnne Thayne, NetGalley, and Amazon Kindle for this ARC in exchange for this honest review.
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