
Jocie is happy, David is feeling as if he has been given a second chance at love and married life, and things are going smoothly; however everyone soon finds out it will not last for long. As this family is attempting to become whole once again, they will encounter challenges, and triumphs, and also happiness and love. I have enjoyed this series, it has been quite the journey back to the 1960's. I love experiencing different time periods through books and I thought Ann did a wonderful job with highlighting the way of life during this time, especially what it would have been like for a teenager through the main character Jocie. I encourage everyone to read books 1 and 2 in this series first, "Scent of Lilacs" and "Orchard of Hope," as this book wraps up the series nicely and you will not want to miss out time spent with these characters and in this community.
*Thanks to the Revell Reads Program for the complimentary copy of this book in exchange for a honest review.*




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About the Author: Joyce K. Ellis, award-winning author of more than a dozen books, speaks for women's groups and retreats across the country and internationally. She and her husband enjoy reading by lakes and rivers and oceans, and spending time with their grown children and delightful, too-quickly-growing grandchildren. They live in suburban Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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