Thanks to Judge Joe's will, the three very different "girls" in his life—his much younger and white wife, Jeanie, his daughter Maya, and his stepdaughter Ryder—are forced to share his estate. After all these years, will they finally learn how to get along and maybe even (gasp) love and appreciate each other?
After so many years of resenting each other, it would be difficult to see a different point of view, but the death of their beloved patriarch might just be the ripple effect needed. The author did a fabulous job writing three very different perspectives and making the emotions and situation feel authentic. This touching story about forgiveness warmed my heart, and I teared up several times, especially at the end.
Location: Hope Springs, Georgia
I received an advance copy of this book from BookishFirst. All opinions are my own.
After so many years of resenting each other, it would be difficult to see a different point of view, but the death of their beloved patriarch might just be the ripple effect needed. The author did a fabulous job writing three very different perspectives and making the emotions and situation feel authentic. This touching story about forgiveness warmed my heart, and I teared up several times, especially at the end.
Location: Hope Springs, Georgia
I received an advance copy of this book from BookishFirst. All opinions are my own.