When her mother died, Willa took on the role of raising her sister, Harper and brother, Lucas. She thought when they were grown she’d have her own life, but then Harper suffered a serious illness and Willa nursed her through it.
Now Harper is well and trying to live life to the fullest which worries Willa especially when she plans to climb to the summit of Mount Rushmore. Willa, too, has found her place serving her bake goods in her coffee shop. When she meets Sean O’Malley, they’re both interested but shy. They become close, but Sean has a demanding career and Willa still feels responsible for her family.
Harper urges Willa to take a chance on love, but then a recurrence of Harper’s illness makes the sisters rethink their priorities.
As usual with Debbie Macomber’s books this is a lovely romance. It’s filled with the importance of family and sisterhood. Harper and Willa are characters you can relate to. The setting is beautiful and Sean is a great hero.
If you enjoy romance, this is a good one.
I received this book from Net Galley for this review.
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