Barefoot in the Sand: 1 (An Eliot's Corner, Maine Novel) Paperback – Import, 29 June 2021

What a wonderful story of love an the.search of finding the truth. The painstaking truth of the.lengths that social status causes the wealthy to hide and alienate their flesh and blood for appearance sake. The truth that money cannot by happiness but can by corruption. You can only hide things for.so long before someone with a vested interest decides to open old wounds and decides to get to the bottom of the truth. Will the skeletons be revealed? Who is this new person that lost her parents and started this quest? When she has all the pieces what will she decide to do? Stay? Go? The story flashes back and forth telling one woman's story of a life she was robbed of because of her parents social status. It was weaved in tastefully and not over done. I enjoyed this heartbreaking story with a satisfactory ending very much!

Excellent book.

it was an easy reading book I enjoyed it

Seriously, I didn’t think I would ever get through this book. It was extremely boring. It had a very slow moving plot.

Fast, fun summer read . . . . setting is the Maine coast, mixing past and present summers, as mother and daughter connect thirty years later. A bit of a mystery also in the mix. What ever happened to Rob the boy Victoria was in love with? Actually read it in two days . . . . fun, fun, fun! Characters were believable.