**A breezy feel-good beach read about trust and friendship set in a quaint seaside town on the coast of Maine.** Claire Turner finally has everything she wants. A successful business, a small bungalow near the beach, and the camaraderie of her two best friends. She's successful and independen
Saving sandcastles
โ Scribed by Meredith Summers
- Book ID
- 100385861
- Publisher
- Leighann Dobbs Publishing
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 107 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Maine;United States
- ISBN
- 1946944610
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โฆ Synopsis
A breezy feel-good beach read about trust and friendship set in a quaint seaside town on the coast of Maine.
Claire Turner finally has everything she wants. A successful business, a small bungalow near the beach, and the camaraderie of her two best friends. She's successful and independent - something she would have never thought possible before her husband's mid-life crisis and their subsequent divorce.
When a rival business opens across the street, Claire worries that she could lose everything she's worked for. Her entire sense of self-worth is tied up in her bakery and cafe, Sandcastles, and she suddenly finds herself taking desperate measures to make sure she doesn't lose business to the newcomer. Is Claire over-reacting? Her friends think it's possible, but will they be able to talk her off the ledge before she does something drastic?
Her friends are dealing with their own problems. Jane's beloved mother, Addie, has dementia, and...
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