Annie loses her stewardess job when her airline is bought
out. This sends her back home to visit
her grandmother. With intentions of
staying only a few months, she quickly rediscovers her roots and her love of
the country and the farm she grew up on.
While visiting her grandmother, her best friend from school, Jake,
returns home with his fiancée, Cam; Stella, a mysterious stranger, rents the
Stone House; and her grandmother has knee surgery needing more help than
ever. As the summer moves on, Annie
begins to wonder about her future and if New York is really where she belongs.
My Review:
I started this book and could not put it down. The beautiful country described throughout
the book was also found in my dreams. I
loved that Annie’s Grandmother lived in the same house and kept the traditions
and ways of Annie’s childhood alive.
Angela Correll portrayed the differences in family members perfectly
with the tension between Annie and her Grandmother. Even with the tension you could feel the
love and respect between them.
This book has everything you would want in a book. A tad of romance, lots of family and
friends, a ripple of mystery, and lots of lessons to learn can be found within
these pages. As a debut novel Angela
Correll wrote a perfect book. It is a book I will highly recommend to
everyone.
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