This is the latest addition to the Blossom Street book series. I have enjoyed the other books. Unfortunately, not this one. The theme of the book is about relationships and the possibility of forgiveness/redemption after a betrayal. It talks about 3 main characters:
The grandmother, who betrayed her first love due to circumstances, sees if there is a way to go back 50 years later.
The mother, whose husband cheated on her and left her for another woman, deliberates if it is possible to reconcile.
The daughter, whose boyfriends lies and hides things from her, reflects on the possibility of a future with him.
These reflections are presented in the context of a road trip. Parts of the book were repetitive, and the characters were not engaging. I am disappointed as I always look forward to the new books in this series. ( )
The grandmother, who betrayed her first love due to circumstances, sees if there is a way to go back 50 years later.
The mother, whose husband cheated on her and left her for another woman, deliberates if it is possible to reconcile.
The daughter, whose boyfriends lies and hides things from her, reflects on the possibility of a future with him.
These reflections are presented in the context of a road trip. Parts of the book were repetitive, and the characters were not engaging. I am disappointed as I always look forward to the new books in this series. ( )
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