Saturdays at Sweeney's

I received a DIGITAL Advance Reader Copy of this book from #NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Poppy, my sister, who doesn’t like a digital footprint due to her career choice, asked to read and review this book.

From the publisher -

Members of the Sweeney family, young and old, chart their courses for the future in this final installment of the bestselling Sweeney Sisters Series. When the seafood business Lovie Sweeney established sixty years ago is destroyed by fire, she finds herself at the center of an arson investigation. What really happened that night? Is Lovie responsible for starting the fire or is her family under attack from a sworn enemy? The loss of their family business leaves the Sweeney clan in flux. Samantha faces the challenges of rebuilding the market while her son, Jamie, on track to graduate from college in six months, must decide whether to make his permanent home in Prospect or move to Charleston where a new special someone resides. At age forty-five, Faith, who has never fully recovered from an abusive marriage, is on a quest to find her true passion? Jackie is distraught when her son, Sean, flunks out of college and struggles to find direction in his life without his twin brother to guide him. A medical diagnosis brings the sisters closer together and threatens to change family dynamics forever. The Sweeney women remind us that it’s never too late to begin a new endeavor and to never stop chasing your dreams until you draw your last breath.

This is the latest edition of a book series that I adore and it was great to see the family again -- on my kindle, not in person --- much how I feel about a lot of family at this time of year! 😊

The book is well written and totally enjoyable: have you ever read one of those books that make you all cozy inside? One that is as sweet as a marshmallow and fluffy at the same time of being serious and full of family drama? This is the book for you – I am not going to re-gurgitate the plot in my review as it is written right about this part but I loved this book and so will (or should) you!