After losing her husband, Honey McKerry isn't sure where she fits anymore. With her daughter, Jewel, running the Honey B&B, she needs a renewed sense of purpose. Driving away from everything in her old pickup, the last thing she expects is car problems--or to be rescued by a soft-spoken wanderer who seems like the kind of person she didn't know she needed.
Jewel has her own battles. She's pouring everything into the inn--her energy, her finances, her dwindling patience--while quietly nursing a broken heart. She doesn't have room for more complications, including her mother's mysterious new friend.
As Honey finds unexpected purpose in caring for the people others overlook and Jewel finally cracks under the weight of responsibility, both women must face the same question: Is it time to let something new take root and find what home and healing truly mean?
With her charming and relatable characters, Melody Carlson presents a sweet contemporary novel about finding home and healing.
