Patricia V.
The first few chapters of this book were a turn off, but I kept going. Eventually I was into the book once the trip started. Mother and Daughter relationships are so complicated, and I also feel that career moms get penalized for wanting to succeed outside of the home, both themes were addressed in the book. I wish some of the loose ends were tied. This book isn’t as good as Nina Hill, and ughh once again the worlds most judgy neighbor Francis makes an appearance.