Sue's Reviews > Sweet Tomorrows

The last of this series and I found it to be a little high-strung even for Debbie. The two female characters spent the entire novel trying to make up their minds. Do I love him? Do I not? Frankly, it got boring, even for light chick-lit. I liked the various POV and it was nice to get in Mark's and Nick's heads because it felt like a reprieve from the girls, but there wasn't enough of them. ;) As it was the final novel there were many references to inn guests whose lives were changed, as recounted in earlier novels. I remembered some of them. It was a fine listen as I worked around the house and I didn't have to devote all my attention to the plot. Done with the series and my paper copies of it can all be donated now. :)