Debbie Macomber says this is "a delightful story about healing, forgiveness, and love all neatly wrapped up in a ball of yarn," to this I would add self-sacrifice. Grace resigns from her dream job when the grandfather who raised her is hospitalized. She gives up authoring a digital cookbook and world travel to help her grandfather and his vet clinic. She also moves 3000 miles away from her bomb-deactivating new love, Noah, and his large, welcoming family. This Summer Island book is a fun read, filled with food, friendship, family, and happily ever after.
"Getting hurt was the price you paid to know you're alive."
|"To make a family is simple, to keep it together was the hard thing."
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