(86 Bloomberg Place #1)
312 pages / 7 hrs, 53 mins
"Kendall's managed to wrangle her grandmother's house--free and clear--except for the rules... But that's ok, with the right ad she'll pull in some girls, their rent and if she's lucky, she won't have to go to work any time soon.
"For their part, Anna, Lelani, and Megan all have their reasons for wanting to move in: Anna has got to get out from under her overprotective parents; Lelani can't take another day in her aunt's tiny crackerbox house overflowing with toddlers and Megan needs a place free of her current roommate from Hades. Though they come with assorted extra baggage filled with broken hearts and dreams, they will discover they also have a vast array of hidden strengths.
"As they struggle to become the women they want to be, they'll find new hope and maybe even Kendall will learn a thing or two about life, love and the true meaning of friendship." --from the publisher
I enjoy Carlson's conversational style of writing and uncomplicated story lines. I also appreciate the way she treats the subjects of faith and relationships. I gave it 3 stars out of 5 on Goodreads.
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