She held the letter that she had found in the garden, and noticed the distinctive curls of her father\'s handwriting etched on the worn paper.
By the end of the book, you\'ll wish that you could visit and spend time there yourself!" Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars.
Highly recommended." Jessica Belmont, 5 stars " A romantic novel that you won\'t want to put down...
This was just the kind of read I needed right now.
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I didn\'t want the book to end.
I was swept up... " Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars "It\'s wonderful to pick up a book and get lost inside its pages...
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Engrossing." Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars " Will touch your heart...
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Read it to sooth your frazzled nerves and to restore your faith in humanity.
Please don\'t miss it! " Fireflies and Free Kicks Fiction Reviews , 5 stars "This book, uplifting and lovely, is very important in this time of chaos and uncertainty.
One of my favorites this year.
I highly recommend this book... " Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars " This book about second chances both wrenched and warmed my heart... will stay with me for a long time. a wonderful masterpiece...
What readers are saying about Barbara Josselsohn : " I am at loss of words to explain how I felt about this...
Perfect for fans of Carolyn Brown, Debbie Macomber and Mary Alice Monroe.
Will the truth about the people she loves force her to give up a future with Aaron, and the beautiful town that has always been in her heart? An utterly uplifting and heart-warming story about forgiveness and family.
And soon the real reason Aaron is in Lake Summers comes to light.
But then Caroline learns a terrible secret about the day her mother died.
As she gets to know him, strolling along the sparkling lakeshore, she can\'t imagine anywhere else she\'d rather be.
And Caroline soon learns that she isn\'t the only person invested in saving her mother\'s legacy, when she meets handsome historian Aaron .
Caroline and her daughter Lee are welcomed home by the warm smile of her mother\'s best friend Maxine, and piles of pancakes at her cozy little restaurant in town.
But when she finds out that the town\'s Lily garden lovingly built by her mother is going to be destroyed, she knows she must return from Chicago to save it.
Her life had already been turned upside down by one family secret, would his last words force her to leave her childhood home forever? When Caroline left Lake Summers thirty years ago, she thought she\'d never go back to the place where she lost her parents.
She held the letter that she had found in the garden, and noticed the distinctive curls of her father\'s handwriting etched on the worn paper
