Didn't know it at the time the book was selected but this is like a romance novel, simplistic and predictable. The location the story took place in seemed nice. Everyone liked the book but there wasn't much of a discussion.

This is a story about two half sisters (emphasis on the "half") and the eccentric mother they share. Juliette, eleven years older than her half sister, lives in England in a small village where she runs a bed and breakfast. Lucy is 25, struggling to discover what she wants to do in life, lives in the States, and recently had a row with her now ex-boyfriend along with her mother. She escapes to her half sister's B&B where they discover they really know nothing about one another and what they thought they knew it seems was misconstrued. There was no big mystery here, no "gotcha" moment, but it was a tender story about the bond of siblings, even if they are continents apart. It was a story of taking risks and stepping outside the box. I personally wanted to slap some sense into their mother, but I suppose we would be hard pressed to find interesting books if every character acted as we thought they should. A quick read but time well spent among sisters.