THE SUMMER OF YOU AND ME by DENISE HUNTER is a most enjoyable romance novel with interesting characters and a clever story, with many twists and turns.
Maggie Reynolds and her four year old daughter Zoey are on holiday in Seabrook, North Carolina, a place which is full of bittersweet memories of her late husband, Ethan, the love of her life. Her best friend Erin, Ethan’s sister and his younger brother Josh live there, and, together with his parents Becky and Brad, they are planning to scatter his ashes on the fifth anniversary of his death, when the unthinkable happens! While at the fair Maggie sees Ethan’s double in the distance. Did the army make a mistake - could her husband possibly still be alive? Maggie and Josh set out to find the truth without involving the rest of the Reynolds family……
There is so much more to the strory as the author takes us through her characters’ emotions and relationships, but I am not going to tell you any more for fear of spoiling things for you.
I cannot recommend this lovely novel highly enough.
I was given a free copy of the book by NetGalley from Thomas Nelson. The opinions in this review are completely my own.

This book has quite the emotional and surprising plot twists! Hunter is a master at carefully and sparingly dropping hints, and even when she did, I didn’t figure out the implications! There’s lots of swoony romance, fun at the beach and the carnival, cute kids, and more. I didn’t want to stop reading to go to bed, and could easily have stayed up all night reading this book.

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The Summer of You and Me was the second book by Denise Hunter that I’ve read. I loved it as much as her previous book.

This book is written by a talented popular author, a favorite. Family and friends come together to grieve a beloved husband and are wanting closure.
The husband’s brother lives his widow but trials happen. Red herrings kept me guessing and often,
hoping. Was her husband really dead? Is the mystery man her loved one? Questions waiting for answers. Enjoy.
Thanks Netgalley.

Another epic story from Denise Hunter. The characters and their story were so real that they felt like old friends. This is what I have come to enjoy about Denise and her storytelling. If you prefer what could be real versus mushy gushy with no real story behind it, this story is for you.

I received an advanced reader’s copy from Thomas Nelson and Netgalley. Opinions are my own.

When Maggie's husband dies in combat her life is turned upside for her and her infant daughter. Will she ever be able to heal from her grief of losing her high school sweetheart. It isn't until a few years after his passing she is at the carnival with her daughter she spots her husband. she thinks she must be going crazy and in an instant he is gone. Could he still be alive? Maggie spends the summer trying to find answers and finally healing from the past. I loved Before we were us so when I saw this new book I was so excited and it did not disappoint!

five years after her husband's death Maggie returns to Seabrook, North Carolina to find closure. she doesn't realize her brother in law has been in love with her for years. will they have a happy ending?

Denise Hunter, this book was absolutely darling! I can not get over how precious it was. I loved the main characters and the sweet moments they shared. I had all the feels, and couldn't put it down, but also didn't want it to end! Highly recommend any book by Denise Hunter.

Another Denise Hunter 5 star book for me! I loved this sweet story, the raw and flawed characters with normal fears and hesitations. I loved that Denise didn't push characters together unrealistically, but showed an accurate picture of a slow burn, friends to lovers, and where therapy can be needed amongst all that for a strong foundation. The mystery guy and how that plot works out and wasn't predictable was an added touch- I could not put this book down!

Really enjoyed reading this book. I was unable to put it down. The family issues covered were so true to life and much I have experienced. A real encouragement to keep walking forward step by step.

I absolutely loved this book! It was so good, I stayed up late to finish it! I just had to know how it ended! There were so many twists and turns, no wonder Maggie was confused when she saw her deceased husband’s doppelgänger in the crowd at the NC amusement park! Her husband’s brother, Josh, her supporting friend for so long, helps in the search for the mysterious man. There are so many questions and surprises along the way! I never figured it out! There is mystery, grief, angst, faith, romance and so much more! I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Thanks to Thomas Nelson and NetGalley for the complimentary ARC of this e-book. Opinions expressed in this review are my own.

This is a sweet romantic read with plenty of twists and turns.
A summer of healing and moving on sends Josh and Maddy on an unforeseen path chasing down a look-a-like.
The relationship issues are very genuine and past traumas must be dealt with.
Healing takes time and this read takes that into account.
The characters are well developed.
I received a complimentary copy of the this book. My opinions are my own.

The Summer of You and Me, by Denise Hunter, tells of Maggie Reynolds returning to Seabrook, North Carolina. She plans to spend the summer with her young daughter at her in-laws beach house. However, when they visit a local carnival, Maggie catches sight of a man who looks just like her husband Ethan, who died five years ago!

It is interesting to watch Maggie and her former brother-in-law Josh attempt to track down this man who actually may be her former husband. When they discover that this look-a-like is much younger than her husband, they must change the focus of their search!

When Maggie makes contact with the mother of this man, you will be surprised at what she learns. This tale will turn on a dime with this new information!

I have always loved Denise Hunter’s books but had not read one in a while. This book reminded me why I have always enjoyed her stories. Maggie is a window with a young daughter who is visiting with her in laws for the summer. They are planning a memorial for the anniversary of her husbands death but before that can happen she sees someone who could be her husbands twin and has all the emotions that comes with that. Her brother in law, Josh, who has loved her since his teens, agrees to help her solve the mystery. I thought that I had the mystery all figured out but then a twist popped up. I really enjoyed reading the book as Maggie and Josh worked to not only figure out the mystery man but work through the feelings they had for each other as well.

This is the story of a widow and her deceased husbands brother. They have been friends for years, but that is starting to change to more. There are several complications that pop up, that involve a bit of mystery and difficult family members. I enjoyed the story very much and it has a little surprise in the end that I hadn’t guessed. I was given this book to review and I would recommend it.

What a beautiful story about family dynamics!
Hunter is at her best here for sure. I love her stories so this one is no exception. In fact, it will be my favorite by her.
There's a little bit of everything to keep you from putting the book down. From grief to mystery to solving it's an excellent guessing game.
Maggie and Josh's journey was quite the adventure.
I loved figuring out along with them on who the mystery man was. They definitely got the surprise of their lives when they did!
5 stars from me for an exciting adventure. I highly recommend.
My thanks for a copy of this book. I was NOT required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine.

I’m always excited at the opportunity to read one of Denise Hunter’s books. Her small-town stories about love, forgiveness, and second chances are always so uplifting. This time, I loved the invitation to step into Maggie Reynold’s world and walk with her through grief and struggles of taking a chance at love while single parenting.

Widowed Maggie Reynolds has returned to Seabrook, NC for the summer with her tenacious 4-year-old, Zoey. When she sees her deceased husband’s doppelganger at the carnival, her heart stops and her mind races with ‘what ifs’.

I instantly connected to the characters and felt all the emotions as they discovered if love was a risk worth taking. Hunter’s exploration of unrequited love, abandonment, trust, and forgiveness kept me spellbound. I especially loved the examination of where we belong and who we consider ‘home’. Although I didn’t find myself in the book, I came away with a deeper commitment to be more welcoming and understanding. I’m quick to judge and Hunter always reminds us that her characters have more to them than meets the eye.

Maggie and Josh’s quest for the truth made for a compelling read - one that I’ll remember for quite some time!

I was gifted this copy by Thomas Nelson Fiction and NetGalley and was under no obligation to provide a review.

Denise Hunter has written another delightful story. Seabrook Island, South Carolina is the setting of a mystery that leaves everyone pondering.

Josh and Maggie are best friends. Maggie thinks she has seen her deceased husband at the carnival, and is determined to find him. Josh offers to help with a stranger than life outcome. It turns out to be quite the adventure.

Without giving away the story, the complicated romance that develops concludes with a surprise ending. Denise Hunter is a master storyteller. Writing well rounded characters, she is able to convey her characters deep feelings and emotions. Publication is in April so you need to put this on your TBR list.

I received a complimentary an e-copy of this book through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

I had read one of Denise Hunter’s works before and hadn’t noticed that I had requested another one of “the author who writes lighthearted books with not much content” (or so I thought.) I’m glad I made this mistake because this story is unlike the previous one. Lots of mystery with some very unexpected twists. It keeps you guessing (your guess will probably be wrong) and you wonder where this is going to end up. True to life characters with problems you can relate to and some good advice in between. The story is both intense and lighthearted, and relaxing to read. It goes much deeper than a beach read and touches on issues that I’m sure some of us struggle with like loss, abandonment, manipulative parents, lack of self-esteem and daring to set boundaries. You’ll feel right at home with the Reynolds family. I highly recommend this enjoyable and clean book,

Many thanks to Thomas Nelson and NetGalley for providing me with a free complimentary copy. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

This was another great book from this author. If you are needing a new read I recommend this book. You won’t be disappointed.

Mystery, romance, family relationships, and suspense all blend into a beautiful story. This plot is full of surprises. The wonderful characters and beach town location add depth to the book. Definitely worth the read. This book was provided by @Denise Hunter, her publisher and #NetGalley for me to read. The opinions expressed here are my own thoughts.

My thoughts:  The Summer of You and Me is a romance by acclaimed author Denise Hunter.  I enjoyed meeting and getting to know this couple is they navigated a new relationship to hopefully find lasting love. The characters interacted very well together and there was even a mystery to solve when  someone from the past seemed to have come alive. Would they find out the answers? Would it change anything between them? Will they be able to work out the obstacles before them? This book is a must read and and like all Ms Hunter's books your  attention will be snagged and you won't be able to put the book down. Recommended. I was given a copy free and all opinions are my own.

This is a touching story of Maggie, who makes the decision to finally live again, and maybe even love again. Nearly five years have passed since the death of Maggie’s husband, and Maggie, along with her four-year-old daughter, Zoey, is back in Seabrook, North Carolina, for the summer. This is where her late husband’s family lives, including his sister, Erin, and brother, Josh. Both are close friends of Maggie’s, and Josh, especially, has been there for her and Zoey whenever they needed anything.

Just as Maggie feels like she is getting better at accepting the untimely death of her husband, a young man crosses her path at a carnival who looks exactly like Ethan, her late husband. She sees him disappearing into the crowd and, although she tries to follow him, he is not to be found.

Josh agrees to help Maggie track the unknown man down, and after an exhaustive search, they find he works at the carnival. Josh is also startled at the resemblance this young man has to his brother.

This is a fascinating story, complicated by the fact that Josh, Maggie’s brother-in-law, who both she and her daughter adore and are thankful for, has secretly been in love with Maggie since they were teenagers. However, she was always his brother’s girlfriend. The unreciprocated love Josh has for Maggie has destroyed his ability to love anyone else, and he has bounced around dating many, always quickly moving on to the next one.

Such a heartfelt, fascinating story with a few astonishing revelations that made it impossible to put this book down. I neglected my entire to-do list so I could keep reading until I turned the last page. Each of Denise Hunter’s books is always my new favorite. They have lovable, relatable characters that get right into my heart from the start. Denise is a gifted storyteller who brings a warm, cozy feeling of coming home each time I open one of her books.

I received a complimentary copy of this book. All comments and opinions are my own.

I absolutely loved the story of Maggie and Josh! A story of unrequited love wrapped in awe and wonder was hard to put down. So many feelings to catalog and finally own was revealed in a multitude of ways. I did not want the story to end! Many side events to keep you guessing and hoping to the very end. I hope there is a future installment to this series!

After 5 years of Maggie's husband Ethan's death she and her daughter Zoey go back to Seabrook to spread his ashes. Maggie is finally ready to get on with her life. Josh, Ethan's brother has always been a big help to her and his sister Erin and her are like sisters. Maggie was brought up by a very narcistic type mother . The first night Maggie is back and she and Zoey are at the carnival, she sees a man who is the spitting image of Ethan. She tells Josh about it and they go on a search to find him and find out who he is. The results is a shocker. Join Maggie and Josh on their search, Josh has always loved Maggie. See what happens with them. A GREAT READ.

What a beautiful story! I could not put the book down even reading well into the night as I couldn't sleep for wanting to know what happens. Loved the characters too.

The Summer of You and Me is heartwarming and family oriented. This is a story that deals with grief, feelings of abandonment, the possibility of infidelity, but also the love of family. Maggie is shocked to see her late husband, Ethan’s, doppelganger at a carnival. Her brother-in-law, Josh, helps her search for him as they both grapple with the possibility of Josh’s dad fathering another son years earlier. In the process, Josh and Maggie explore the possibility of moving their friendship to the next level. After a slow start, the story evolves into a heartwarming conclusion as the mystery of Ethan’s lookalike is revealed.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Thanks to Netgalley for the eARC of this book for the opportunity to read and give a honest review. This is not my first book I have read by Denise Hunter and wont be my last. She is a amazing author that I always recommend! I have read many of her books and have loved a lot of them. This one was by far one of my favorite. This book gives a bit of a mystery twist that leaves you wondering all the way up to the end. Then the romance just adds to the story. In this book we follow Maggie who was married to Ethan but Ethan sadly passed away at war. I felt a deep connection to this story since my husband also served as a solider in Iraq and sadly he lost one of his friends from his unit in a close similar fashion. So I could relate all the feelings Maggie felt. In this story its been 5 years since Ethan has passed and she comes back "home" for the summer with her daughter. There at the county fair she see someone who looks like her dead husband. That brings in the mystery of this story as she tries to find out is this her husband or is it someone who looks just like him. I wont give spoilers since it was very interesting and I didn't guess the answer at all. I loved reading to find out!

What a great book! Josh was my favorite character because of his extreme patience with Maggie. He’s also such a great father figure for Zoey. I was definitely caught off guard when the identity of Will’s father is revealed. I can’t really say much more without giving spoilers. Suffice it to say, when I see a Denise Hunter book I know I will enjoy reading it!

The Summer of You and Me is emotional and heartwarming. There are plenty of twists, as Maggie and Josh work together to discover the identity of a young man who is the spitting image of Maggie’s late husband, Ethan. They also navigate the changing relationship between themselves, and deal with the 5th anniversary of Ethan’s death. The story was a bit slow in parts, but it all came together in a very real, touching, and delightful way.
I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

The Summer of You and Me is the first book I’ve read by Denise Hunter. This book is a very sweet Christian romance.

Five years after her husband's death, Maggie is back for the summer in Seabrook to spend time with her late husband’s family, the Reynoldses, and is ready for closure. While at the amusement park with her daughter Zoey, Maggie runs into a man who looks exactly like her late husband Ethan. She immediately calls her brother-in-law, Josh, and tells him that she thinks he could be alive. Josh meets up with her that night and they discuss a plan moving forward. However, their search leads to more questions than they could have ever imagined.

Josh Reynolds has had feelings for Maggie since he met her many years ago, but his brother Ethan ending up wining her heart. Maggie has always regarded Josh as a best friend and has always felt very comfortable with him. He was always there for her and helped her through Ethan’s passing. Josh realizes that he has to tell her how he really feels about her before it’s too late. He knows Maggie is ready to move on and he’s hoping she will move on with him.

Maggie and Josh have undeniable chemistry. Their relationship was truly heartwarming. I love how they were so comfortable and always gravitated towards one another. I was rooting for them from the beginning because they balance each other out so well.

Overall, I highly recommend this book! There were so many twists and turns that I was not expecting. I honestly couldn’t put it down!

I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own. Thank you so much NetGalley and Thomas Nelson Fiction for this eARC.

I really enjoyed this installment from Denise, it felt different from her previous books but not in a negative way. I appreciated the way that she explored grief, but also the second chance at love that life can throw your way when you're least expecting it. Maggie and Josh were enjoyable characters to read and their love story was a satisfying one.

I really enjoyed this cozy romantic mystery. The plot twists kept me engaged. The characters were strong and likeable. I was surprised and delighted. Definitely want to read more from this author. Well done.

Maggie Reynolds was raised by a narcissistic woman, who had driven her husband away and he abandoned his daughter. She has self esteem issues. But she befriends Erin Reynolds in high school and spends as much as she can at the Reynolds home, because they are such a warm family. The first time Erin's little 13 year old brother, Josh, saw Maggie he fell in love. But it was big brother Ethan that stole Maggie's heart. Josh survived lymphoma, but his heart never strayed from Maggie, for years playing the playboy, and a failed marriage, because no one could match her. Ethan went into the military and was killed in Pakistan while Maggie was pregnant with their first child. So it was Josh who was there for her during labor and ever since. As the five year anniversary of his death approaches and Maggie is finally ready to move on, Josh hopes with him, she spots a man that looks exactly like a younger version of Ethan. With Josh's help they track down the man and find a mystery. How can he look so much like Ethan.

I admit, my guess was close, but no cigar. Fabulous characters, and an intriguing quest for the truth.
I read an Advanced Reader's Copy from the publisher via NetGalley.com. This dismay honest, unbiased and voluntary review. I recommend the book for a spellbinding read.

At the start of the summer holidays, this book came at the perfect time. A summer read, a story of new love, past hurts, a touch of mystery and the delightful, never-let’s-you-down writing of Denise Hunter.

This summer is a chance for Maggie to finally find closure after her husband’s death five years ago. It’s time to find a fresh start and she does it better retuning to the place she and her husband created so many memories. But as she and her daughter are enjoying themselves at the carnival, the last things she expects to see is her husband, or at least the spitting image of him. Her first instinct is to call Josh, her husband’s brother, her friend and rock through the years of grief. Together they start to piece together the mystery of the man she spotted and the implications for their family. Working together helps her see Josh in a new light, a way he’s been hoping for, but never daring to try, for years.

As usual, Denise Hunter pens a delightful romance, with heartfelt connection, authentic reasons for the love interests to connect and spend time together. The mystery of the man who looks like Maggie’s husband should seem far fetched but it is just the perfect emotional addition to the story. And it really kept me guessing right up until the end.

Josh is a fantastic guy, loyal, faithful and continually there for Maggie. His long burn love for her has changed many things in his life but he never wavers from not pressuring her and being there for her in any way he can.

Maggie’s five-year-old daughter, Zoey is a vibrant addition to the story and brings many smiles and laughter to the page.

The publishers provided an advanced readers copy of this book for reviewing purposes. All opinions are my own.

I devoured this book and found it the perfect way to unwind and start the summer.

*I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.*

Wow, such a great book! I think this is my favorite Denise Hunter book so far! A mysterious sighting of who she believes is her deceased husband leads Maggie Reynolds into a far more adventurous summer than she’d bargained for! From heartache to swoony romance, suspenseful mystery to shocking revelations, this book does NOT disappoint!! It kept me flipping the pages clear up until the end! The coastal setting was the perfect touch to make this a magical story that you don’t want to miss!

A charming story with an interesting premise. This book is gentle and easy to read, with characters that are realistic. Maggie and Josh are both very likeable and relatable, and the character of Zoey is beautifully written. Part mystery, part romance, The Summer of You and Me is hard to put down.

I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

This book was a little bit different than Denise's normal books, but I liked it! The first few chapters had me hooked and I was so torn on what i wanted to be true or not true! Romance and some intrigue and all the feels. Immediately yes. Sign me up. I will read anything of hers! This is not your typical romance novel but in a very good way, it keeps you on your toes!

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Maggie Reynolds and her four year old daughter come to Seabrook Norh Carolina for the summer. Maggie's husband died while on tour in the military. After five years, Maggie has decided to see where life takes her.
Josh Reynalds, Maggie's brother-in-law, has had a crush on Maggie's since he was a teenager. The crush has turned into something more. He's decided to see where things go this summer.
While taking a picture of her daughter, Maggie's sees someone who looks like her dead husband. She follows him, but he disappears. When Maggie brings it up to Josh, he decides to help her find him.
A book that gripped me with its emotions and twists in the plot.

I really enjoyed the story. It was a romance and mystery mixed into one. I loved the romance story and the dynamics among the whole family. The few twist kept it interesting.

I Received an advanced copy from Netgalley.

Maggie Reynolds is ready to love again after the death of her husband five years ago. When she decides to return to Seabrook for the closure she needs she discovers she has romantic feelings for her brother in law Josh. Josh has been in love with Maggie since the first time he saw her but she was in love with his brother. When Maggie spots someone who looks exactly like her dead husband, the two go a journey to discover the connection. Can they solve the mystery and will it lead to a relationship for the two of them. Great book with romance and a mystery.



Thank you to Denise Hunter and Thomas Nelson Fiction!

I loved this story so much, it might be my favorite story of hers! I love how each of her stories are written with such heart and realism. The characters are perfectly flawed like all of us and you feel all the emotions they feel!

Maggie is a war widow and coming to terms with living without her husband. It’s been almost 5 years and her and her 5 year old daughter are visiting her in-laws seaside town for the summer. While at the carnival she sees someone how is the spitting image of her deceased husband. She immediately calls her husband’s brother Josh, and he rushes to the carnival to try to help her find the guy. What is going on? Why is there someone in their town that looks exactly like her husband who supposedly died 5 years ago.

Denise Hunter is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. Her latest, The Summer of You and Me was a winner.

Denise Hunter's latest book, The Summer of You and Me is a total home run—an absolute winner from start to finish. It's a beautifully romantic read, with all the warmth and charm you'd expect from Hunter, yet refreshingly clean and wholesome. Denise Hunter masterfully weaves in an air of mystery that keeps you engaged without overshadowing the tender relationships at its heart. This book is perfect for readers who enjoy a heartwarming story with a touch of intrigue. I always love to read this author and enjoy that so many of her books are based in North Carolina. This one may be the top of Hunter's works - it's definitely one of my favorites.

Thanks NetGalley for the preview.

Five years ago, Maggie's husband, Ethan, died while serving in the army. Need to confront her grief and let Ethan go, she decided to spend the summer in Seabrook, which is also Maggie and Ethan’s hometown. One day, when she and Zoey, her daughter, were at a carnival, she saw her husband. With Ethan's brother, Josh, she spent the summer searching for answers and unexpectedly found healing and the answers she needed.

I guess my lack of reading romance books affects how I see the plot. I can’t help thinking about husband-lookalike plot leading to a mystery thriller one. Lol. Thankfully, the romance, relationships between characters, and character development overcame my odd thoughts. I had no trouble connecting with the characters and I enjoyed Hunter's exploration of unrequited love, trust, forgiveness, and abandonment issues.

One aspect of adult fiction that I have always appreciated is the way characters deal with their emotions and problems. They are willing to take a step back and breathe, and ask for permission from the other person to process their emotions. It’s wonderful. We need to normalize it in our society. Understanding ourselves and our limits. Having boundaries. Taking space. Choose to think carefully before speaking when we’re in emotional turmoil, as our emotional words can hurt people unintentionally.

It was such a compelling and uplifting read.

I received a complimentary copy from NetGalley and Thomas Nelson Publisher. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

Today, I want to share my quick review of The Summer of You and Me by Denise Hunter. This story is about Maggie, a widowed single mom and teacher, who unexpectedly spots someone at a local fair who looks exactly like her late husband, Ethan. The shock sends her on a journey with her brother-in-law Josh to uncover the truth about this mystery man.

Josh, a boat tour business owner and all-around great guy, has been harboring feelings for Maggie since childhood, adding a layer of unspoken tension and hope to their search. As Maggie balances her grief, the possibility of new love, and the mystery of the man who might be Ethan, the story weaves a heartfelt tale of second chances and moving forward.

If you love summer vibes, a touch of mystery, love triangles, and stories about personal growth and healing, The Summer of You and Me is a must-read.

This was such a good book. So many things happened and I couldn't figure out where it was going. I had to put it down for a few days once because I got emotional with the story. Such a good story and so glad I was able to read it!

This book has a twist that I didn't see coming, but I loved it. Without spoiling it, the twist leads to deeper relationships and eventually more trust. While this is a great beach romance read, it's more than that. Give it a try!

Loved this. Fell in love with the characters, loved the mystery and the plot twists. Just all around loved this. I imagined Maggie’s mom as Emily Gilmore from Gilmore girls. Less lovable than Emily for sure but that’s who I pictured.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an advance copy of this ebook.

THE SUMMER OF YOU AND ME is another winner from prolific author Denise Hunter. I have been a longtime fan of her work, which, in my humble opinion, does a better job of exploring the psychology of characters so much better than the majority of romance authors. There is more "why" here than in some "cardboard" romances. The same is true with this new novel. There are just enough twists and turns to keep us interested without the plot devolving into soap opera territory. We are lucky to have a new work from Denise Hunter, who is clearly a fabulously talented author with real insights into the human psyche. I also appreciate the spiritual message, which never becomes preachy. Maggie and Josh are on a captivating journey, and it's a privilege to be on it with them.
Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for an advance e-galley; all opinions in my review are 100% my own.