Just that, it was OK ( )

Hannah Legare is all screwed up. She cheats on her husband, she climbs up his trellus and winds up back home in an Antibellum house in North Carolina. We relive her messed up adolesence and her brother's as well. Hannah's father disappeared in a boating incident and not body ever recovered and no closure ever happens. So Hannah
acts up her whole life . Now she is trying to get her own closure.
This novel has hope, discord, healing and family drama. Yet is is brimming with humor and you can't help but root for Hannah. ( )

I didn't love this book but it was an enjoyable quick read. ( )

I thought that this novel was a lot better then her first though it did have a rather suddenn end to it. She is getting much better at her character development and I felt more connected to her lead character in this novel then her previous. ( )

This book was okay - it wasn't terrible, but it wasn't something I would go out of my way to read either. I think the problem for me was I found the characters very unlikable - they were all selfish and sort of depressing presonalities. ( )