Lost and Found Sisters

Lost and Found Sisters

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2017 · English · eBook · 3 editions
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In a small coastal town, life takes unexpected turns. Following the tragic loss of her sister in a car accident, a talented chef finds herself grappling with grief and an impending sense of loneliness. Struggling to navigate her new reality, she stumbles upon a vibrant community that promises to help her find her footing again. The kitchen, once a sanctuary, now feels like a reminder of her loss, yet there’s a flicker of hope that begins to ignite when she meets new friends who understand her pain and offer unconditional support.

As she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, she encounters a series of surprises that challenge her grief and force her to confront her past. The warmth of newfound connections, laughter, and the healing power of food begin to weave themselves into her life, leading her toward unexpected love and a deeper understanding of family. Through vulnerability and resilience, she learns the importance of embracing life, even amidst heartache.

Book Details

Format eBook
Pages 416 pages
Language English
Published Jun 20, 2017
Publisher William Morrow Paperbacks
Editions 3 editions
ISBN-10 0062448129
ISBN-13 9780062448125

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I cannot adequately express how much I enjoyed this book. I first became aware of Jill Shalvis when I read the Heartbreaker Bay series. Since then I look forward to reading her books. Based on what I have read of her work so far, Lost and Found Sisters, which is the first book in the Wildstone series, took a different turn. The focus is not on romance, but on family, healing and forgiveness.What the story is about.Losing someone close is not a loss that one can easily move past. Quinn Weller would discover this devastating truth when she lost her sister in a car accident. Since that fateful day, her life has never been the same. She is empty on the inside and relationships have no meaning until the day she received some shocking news. News that would shake up her world and change her life in ways she never expected.The CharactersI admired Quinn for her bravery. Walking away from the life she lived for thirty years to embrace the unknown took guts. She went looking for answers and she found more than she ever imagined. She found love and forged new friendships.Change is never easy a fact that Quinn would come to realise. She struggled with the changes, but never once did she consider giving up. She is one of those characters that one cannot help but like. She is selfless, and she cares deeply for others. She also possesses a sarcastic sense of humour which when displayed placed a smile on my face.Mick Hennessey returned to Wildstone, temporarily to help his mom get her house in order. He does not intend to stay, but then he meets Quinn who has him re-thinking his decision. He is caring and always willing to help.They are attracted to each other but were afraid to explore the attraction as they were on different paths in life, which would lead to them being miles apart from each other. I liked that they moved past the fear and as a result discovered love. They were great for each other. He helped her sort out her feelings when things got complicated.I found the town of Wildstone and its inhabitants interesting. They helped make the story shine with their humorous antics and banter.The StoryLost and Found Sisters is a heartfelt story filled with humour. It combines romance with life-affirming issues. At the start of each chapter are quotes that was both funny and true. The author provided a romance that is sweet and passionate but without the steam.The inheritance was not what I expected, however; I enjoyed how this aspect of the story played out. I loved how Quinn came to terms with everything that is associated with her inheritance. She accepted both the good and the bad.Conclusion /RecommendationLost and Found Sisters is a wonderful and poignant story of love, healing, self-discovery and embracing change. This is a great start to the series and I am eager to spend more time with the inhabitants of Wildstone.

July 10th 2017

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