A
Hudson Sisters Novel, Book 3
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Books
March
26th, 2019
978-1-5011-4512-4
Contemporary,
Women’s Fiction
Paperback
Obtained
by Publisher
4
Hearts
For
Allie Hudson Monroe, finishing up the renovation of the family theater can’t
get here fast enough so she can claim her inheritance and get back to Los
Angeles where her life and teenage daughter live. But she never anticipated that reuniting with
her sister, Des and a new found sister, Cara, would impact her nor the ties
that bind them together would strengthen as time went on. As the final touches
are added to the theater, Allie finds herself in a quandary, does she stay and
make a life with family and friends she has made in the hometown of her father
or go back to the big city lights where she is just a cog in a wheel? Allie is
about to figure out that life has a few more tricks up her sleeves for her as
she finally finds the woman she was meant to be in Pennsylvania.
THE GOODBYE CAFÉ is the final story
of the Hudson sister’s trilogy and one I loved to pieces. As we have seen in
the past two books (The Last Chance Matinee and The Sugarhouse Blues), all
three sisters are unique and entertaining. From Cara, the untold half-sister of
Allie and Des to the strained relationship Allie in this third book become the
woman she was meant to be, to tap into her background in art to save the day
and the theater that has become to mean so much to the girls. I love how the
author delivers a character rich story that centers on family. With some
amazing secondary characters alongside Cara, Des and Allie, the reader is
charmed by THE GOODBYE CAFÉ as well
as the other two books in the series. I loved all three books, but Allie was my
favorite by far character in the series. She was prickly, caustic and
determined to leave as fast as she could without forfeiting her inheritance.
But we see the growth Allie goes through to book three and I know I had my
doubts about her but dang, doesn’t the author deliver a perfect story for
Allie. Between a love interest that started in book 1, The Last Chance Matinee,
to making new friends who give Allie the strength to keep reaching for the
stars. All the characters are well written and kept my attention till the very
end of the book.
THE GOODBYE CAFÉ is a perfect read
on a spring afternoon, with a chilled glass of iced tea and maybe some of
Cara’s granola to munch on. Ms. Stewart delivers a fast-paced storyline that
ties up a lot of loose ends as well as giving sneak peeks into Cara, Des and
other characters lives as Allie finds just where she belongs. If you haven’t
checked this series out, I highly recommend it. It’s a great feel good story
that will leave you breathless and with a smile on your face when the last page
is read.
This
is an objective review and not an endorsement
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