I was given a d-ARC from NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

This book is what I've been waiting for. A good story well told.
Told in two parts one starting from Grace being at university and one from 'now' (2022) so we know where it is going the whole time, and it's all about the journey. Which is sometimes unexpected, but never twisty. It's just a delightful story about family and love and doing the best you can. There is a little bit of mental health stuff as well, but this isn't a book that sets out with an agenda. it's aim seems to be to tell Grace's story, and that it does.

And the ending! I'm not going to give anything away, but I will say that I thought it was perfect, other's may not. Read it and see.