Thank you to NetGalley for giving me a chance to read this wonderful book about the Hamilton sisters, and their quest to find themselves after the death of their mother. This book starts out by introducing three sisters; Celeste, Gertrude, and Evelyn, all named after roses that grow on their estate grounds in the UK. As we learn more about the girls and their tumultuous relationships with the recently deceased Penelope, the author opens up a world of obstacles, many of which have come forth recently. I loved how Celeste was portrayed as the difficult and often defensive sister, with 'Gertie' and 'Evie' often referring Celeste to the likes of their mother, whom came across as narcissistic and cold. When Celeste meets Julian, the one in charge of bringing forth the family's paintings for sale at auction, her world is turned upside down, as more truths are revealed about her upbringing. With Gertie, the audience is left teething at her inability to realize the impossible, when she reveals her love for James Stanton, a married man whom loathes his wife. As the book goes on, Gertie realizes how her relationship with James has changed her perspective on life, deciding to take matters into her own hands as a result. As for Evie, she is portrayed as the 'weaker' sister, with her often blaming Celeste for not being present during their mother's demise. Evie then faces challenges of her own as she deals with Lukas coming back into her life, and a certain surprise that gathers the sisters together in a supportive manner. I loved how the author painted a beautiful portrait of the estate in which the Hamilton sisters lived on, and the way in which each of them pulled together to bring the business of Hamilton Roses back to life after their mother had passed on. As the book goes on, the author pinpoints the difficulties that each woman faced in their lives, with a focus on how their mother shaped their views on relationships, business, and children. Overall, I enjoyed reading how each of the sisters were able to find themselves, and the roles that suited their needs best. I also enjoyed the few unexpected turns, which included a friendship with the hasty Esther, and an up and coming business venture that saved Hamilton Roses in more ways then one.