My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Category: Adult
Genre: Women's Fiction, Romance, Clean Romance, Contemporary Fiction
Content: Clean
What if the imaginary friend you had as a child… turns out to be not so imaginary after all?
Aspen
receives a mysterious letter from her mother asking her to come to an
all-expenses-paid week at Blue Heron Cottages. The very mother who
disappeared from her life over twenty years ago.
Willow receives
her own letter asking her to come to the resort. She's uncertain about
going, but maybe it has something to do with what her mother struggled
to tell her—unsuccessfully—with her dying breaths.
What neither woman sees coming are the startling revelations the letters will bring to their lives.
Memories
of the Beach is the first book in a heartwarming series about Violet,
the owner of a recently restored beachside resort, and the stories of
the guests who come to stay at Blue Heron Cottages. Grab this book now
to start binge-reading this romantic women’s fiction series.
This was my pick it for me book for May and it took me by surprise. It's a women's fiction with some romance added in. I loved the characters in this book and I enjoyed watching them grow. Aspen was an admirable woman who has been through a lot in her life. She could have become very jaded and bitter because of it, but she doesn't. She does however, have to learn to let go of her pride somewhat and trust other people. All of the characters in the story were easy to like and I appreciated that. This ended up being the perfect light comfort read for me between bigger books with darker, heavier themes. If you're looking for light women's fiction in the vein of Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove, then give this one a try. I liked it better than the Cedar Cove books.
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