Whitney is struggling with her restaurant business when she is called home to North Carolina to deal with family issues. Finding family heirlooms and meeting new people, she has to decide how to face the future. I thought this book was very good. I liked that the story takes place in modern times with letters from the Depression woven in. I recognized several characters from the author's previous books, but this can be read as a standalone.
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