Family Tree by Susan Wiggs

Thanks to Edelweiss for the chance to review this book.

I adored Family Tree, it's exactly the type of story I love reading. Some books speak to you from the first page until the last. Some books make you feel like you are saying good bye to a dear friend when you turn the last page. Some books make you feel happy and sad and satisfied all in the space of a few hours. This was one of those books.

Annie and Fletcher, along with their families, show us that it's never too late for love. They teach us that family isn't perfect but it's very important and most importantly they show us how important it is to be true to yourself so that you can find true happiness. This book was well done in all aspects. Highly recommend.

Rated 5/5 on Goodreads

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