A beautiful and tough story. Mental issues aren’t well accepted and understood by society but it’s something that surrounds us and it’s important to talk about it. Nicole and Caleb can’t be more different but their differences will help them find happiness in life again. Thank you Melissa for sharing this wonderful story.

Nicole is struggling with escalating OCD, anxiety, and depression in this latest installment in a series (this is fine as a standalone) about friends who met while their parents were in treatment for cancer. Her dad 's treatment was successful but she can't shake her fear and she's been unable to ask for or accept help despite the fact that she is a therapist. In the meantime, her friends are having happy things happen- a baby, a wedding, and so on. She's also found a positive relationship with Caleb, who is open to her obsession with organization. It's not as serious a novel as my comments might suggest but those who have experienced Nicole's issues (as Storm has) will recognize her. My quibble about this series has always been that while it's set in Alaska, it could be anywhere bur that's not really an issue, just a desire to see more Alaska incorporated. Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC. I've enjoyed the journey with these women and would love to read more of their story.

I have not read the other books in this series, and maybe that hampered my enjoyment of this book? Unclear, but, regardless, I was unable to finish this book. I did not feel invested in the characters or the plot. I am a lover of chick lit and romance, but this one just did not grab me.

This ARC was provided to me via Kindle by Kensington and #NetGalley for my honest opinion.

Cute, fun charming characters in a lovely story.

This is a wonderful read! It is a well written story with wonderful characters and will keep you turning the pages. This is book three in the Sunday Potluck Club series but it can be read as a stand alone. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a book to escape with. Loved this book and the entire series.
I received a complimentary copy from Kensington Books via NetGalley and was not required to write a review. All opinions expressed are my own.

Humbled, Heartwarming and Informed. Those words come to mind when I think of my feelings while reading Manic Monday, Inc. by Melissa Storm. I’ve totally enjoyed the three books that make up The Sunday Potluck Club Series. This book is #3 and Oh, I hope there are going to be more books to come.

Nichole that we all love struggles with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Caleb is Bridget’s brother. We learn about how they meet and her ability help him become organized. I loved learning about OCD and how it affects everyone differently. I just wanted to reach out and hug Nichole at times and shake her at others.

The love these friends have for each other is heartwarming. They came together at a time of great sorrow and they continue to be there for each other even as they make good memories. We don’t often have many friends like that in this world.

If you love sweet, clean stories about friendship and love, you’ll love this series. If you’ve read the first two books, you definitely want to read this third book.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from #KensingtonBooks and #Netgalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

A story that has a different take compared to others in series. Once again the Sunday Potluck ladies are all together again. This time the main character is Nichole and her coming to deal with OCD. It is a eye opener for those not familiar with the mental health disorder. Very fitting story to tell at this time of Mental Health awareness. I enjoyed reading about all the other characters and how life continues. One really should read in order as the story does continue with all the previous characters.
Thank you NetGalley for this ARC. I am voluntarily posting an honest review after reading an Advance Reader Copy of this story.

An absolutely incredible book about dealing with and coming to terms with a mental disorder and diagnosis. I love how poignant the story was; it was an enjoyable surprise. The characters are all pretty dynamic and I love the way the story wraps up. GO CALEB AND NICHOLE!

I've read a few of this author's books and really liked them, so I was very grateful when I received an ARC through netgalley of this book. I absolutely loved it from start to finish! I could relate to Nichole's character on so many levels. I loved how we got to follow Nichole and her potluck club friends through each of their life happenings. I am definitely looking forward to reading more about these friends who are now more like family with their close knit ties to each other.
What an excellent read, especially if you're wondering what some people may struggle with dealing with things such as OCD, I highly recommend this book!

This is the third book in the Sunday Potluck Club Series. You don’t have to read the two before, this can be read as a standalone.Nichole is the only one of the group who has not lost a family member but she seems to be doing the worst. She has become OCD. After her father has a heart attack and tells her he doesn’t want her as his caretaker, instead wanting her to live her life she runs into Caleb who needs her organizing skills. Helping him allows her to work her head around her OCD. There is, of course the obligatory romance but in the main this is chick lit and is centered around the very harrowing and grave disease of OCD. I must add that my family has been touched by OCD which may have affected this review. Still, I would recommend this book to my patrons.