Once again, Sarah Morgan has written a novel with interesting and relatable women. It is set in a quaint small town at a beautiful country inn. Each one of the four main characters is going through a change in her life. There is a new love, new family members, an empty nest, the loss of a job and the end-of a long term romance. Hattie, Annie, Erica, and Claudia all face their challenges and make the necessary changes. This novel shows that often, things do happen for the best and something great happens when you least expect it. Furthermore, it shows that no one should settle for a mediocre life and everyone should live their own dreams. I have read all of Sarah Morgan’s novels, and I think this one is my favorite. I could not put it down once I started reading it and I felt satisfied with the choices each of the women made to move forward with lives. I highly recommend it.

A wonderful story about life, friendship, love and second chances.
Three long time friends since College days are hitting 40 and decide to take their annual book club vacation just before Christmas in Vermont this year. I loved every piece of this story. All are at different places in life and
looking at big changes.
Makes for a great read.

Great story of 3 women who have been friends for 20 years. They meet once a year to renew their bonds. The story centers on their meeting, a book club. They discuss a book chosen by the 3 of them and just enjoy each other for a week long vacation. The book club met at Christmas in this book and the 3 women all learned more about each other and themselves. Happy endings all the way around.

I have loved all of Sarah Morgan’s books and this is no exception. A story of friendship that lasts through the years. Three friends who met in college go every year to a book club outing. This year they went to Vermont and each had problems arise. I loved all of the characters but especially the little girl Delphi. A book that I didn’t want to put down.

The very definition of a feel-good read. And though it was set in the U.S. with 3 out of 4 of the main characters being American, it felt very British, with its "cookery books" and such. Still a fun, uplifting read!

*Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for providing an e-galley in exchange for an honest review.

There was too much whining in this book so I DNF. First the main character kept whining. Then some new character Erica started lamenting everything so I stopped reading.

Hattie owns an Inn. Her husband died leaving her with the business and a little daughter. Her life has been traumatic and overwhelming. Three women come to stay, and her life changes. Noah helps with that change. After two years, love and romance. Friendship and family keep this story moving quickly. The characters are likable and quirky. They come alive n the pages. The setting is fantastic. The problems are solvable. I enjoyed this novel. It reads like nonfiction. I finished the book wanting to know more. This book was sent to me electronically by Netgalley for review. Thanks to the publisher and the author. I really liked this book.