New York Times best-selling author Robyn Carr is beloved for her charming, romantic fiction. In this touching work, four women-all writers-come together after a painful loss. Recently deceased Gabby Marshall leaves behind a letter asking her friends to complete her unfinished manuscript. Taking vacations from their own lives, the ladies settle at Gabby's home and get to work. "Carr offers a well-written, warm-hearted story and a genuinely fun read." -Publishers Weekly
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"Warning spoiler! With a main character dieing on her birthday to start the book I wasn't sure I would like this book. As with other Carr books however I warmed up to almost every character. I really enjoyed it to the end."
— Karen (4 out of 5 stars)
" This is the first book I ever read by this author. She is a great writer "
— Diane, 2/4/2014" This book was okay. It wasn't the worst book or the best book. "
— Trish, 1/29/2014" Really it's just 2 1/2 stars... a not great, but not bad read. "
— Heidi, 12/29/2013" Wonderful book! Enjoyed the story and loved the funny parts. A good read. "
— Bobbie, 12/3/2013" This is my favorite book by Robyn Carr. I found the characters and their relationships interesting and enjoyed their journeys "
— Bj, 12/2/2013" Worth reading alone for the way one of the characters takes care of causing a troupe of male relatives to finally learn to pick up after themselves. "
— Darlene, 11/30/2013" I stopped reading this book on page 130. It's about 5 women who are all authors. They come together to become great friends because of their shared passion and it seemed like that's all the book wanted to talk about was how they are writers. I was so bored. "
— Tammy, 6/24/2013" If this was my first book by this author, I wouldn't have read another. That being said, it was an ok chick-lit novel about a group of women writers. Thank goodness I've read other, better ones by this author "
— Emily, 1/19/2013" The worst part about this book was the language. I love the story, I love the characters, but I wish they would learn to speak without swearing! Don't read this book if you are at all sensitive to that. "
— Patti, 12/19/2012" Five women meet monthly for a book club of sorts. They are five very different personalities. One dies and what happens to the other women is an interesting tale. Their lives are very changed by this death. "
— Patricia, 9/24/2012" Another good relationship novel from Carr. The story line is similar to "Summer in Sonoma" with some variation. Still a good story that makes you want to finish the book to see what happens to the various women. "
— Leona, 9/7/2012" This book was enjoyable to read but not one I would recommend over many other books that are better to me. "
— Niki, 7/13/2012" I really enjoyed this book about a group of women writers. It says a lot about the importance of having good friends in your life. "
— Judy, 7/9/2012" Couldn't get into this book. Didn't finish it. May try again sometime. "
— Jen, 1/1/2012" It must be me, but I have lost interest in this type of story. Too many characters, too many tears, too much introspection,.... "
— Maddie, 12/6/2011" I really liked this book and liked the way their friendship helped them each thru their own life's troubles. "
— Angela, 9/24/2011" Really great book! About the bond of friendship between women! Excellent read!! "
— Mary, 9/12/2011" An author dies and four author friends join together to clear out her office and come to terms with her death. Entre Nous book. Good read. "
— Kitty, 5/12/2011" An interesting book about women and relationships. There's romance, but it's kind of to the side. "
— Lori, 5/4/2011" Já li melhor dela, acho que a nivel de história individual está fraco...gosto mais das Sagas dela! "
— TaniaM, 5/3/2011" This book was slow going in the beginning and took a while for me to get into it. But once past the half way mark (yes I said half-way)it took off and was a very quick finish. "
— Beth, 4/21/2011" Good book. Hard to get into at first but then it picked up speed for me. Nice ending. "
— Barbara, 4/10/2011" Though I thoroughly enjoy her other novels, this was a departure from Robyn Carr's other books. I enjoyed her depth of her characters and their unique friendships. I would highly recommend this one. "
— Char, 3/30/2011" Really it's just 2 1/2 stars... a not great, but not bad read. "
— Heidi, 3/27/2011" What can I say. It was wonderful. Take 4 women that have lost their best friend and put them in the her home for the summer to sort through her papers and you find a thrilling story. Loved it. "
— Judy, 3/19/2011" If this was my first book by this author, I wouldn't have read another. That being said, it was an ok chick-lit novel about a group of women writers. Thank goodness I've read other, better ones by this author "
— Emily, 3/11/2011" I am a huge Robyn Carr fan but this isn't one of her better books. It was extremely slow to begin and I had to force myself to keep reading. "
— Jodi, 3/10/2011" I Just couldn't get into this book. The characters were to cliche. But I would still read other books by Robyn Carr. I've liked other books by her. "
— Cindy, 2/4/2011" This was an excellent book - I enjoyed it from beginning to end. "
— MaryHelen, 12/3/2010" Four women are pulled together to go through the papers of their friend; it's a life-changing summer for them. Women's fiction/friendship story, like some of Debbie Macomber's. A good one! "
— Flchen1, 11/13/2010" I loved this book but I am a sucker for those "Group of Friends" type books. It made me tear up quite a few times. A wonderful quick read. "
— Samantha, 10/19/2010Robyn Carr is a #1 New York Times and USA Today bestselling romance author. She is the author of the popular long-running Virgin River series, as well as the Grace Valley, Thunder Point, and Sullivan’s Crossing series. The Virgin River series is the basis for a Netflix Original television drama series. Her novel By Right of Arms won the RITA Award for best novel. Visit her website at RobynCarr.com.
Christina Moore is an actress and Earphones Award–winning audiobook narrator. As an actress, she is best known for her roles in the television series That ’70s Show, Hawthorne, and 90210. She is a founding member of Bitches Funny, an all-female sketch group that has performed in New York City and Los Angeles.