Not the best of Hiaasen’s work, but still as enjoyable as expected.

I enjoyed this book about a couple learning to deal with loss and the sense of community that helped them achieve this.

What wonderful memories of oldtime bake shops. Products i grew up with. Great story

An interesting concept for a book. But I had trouble paying attention to it. More I believe because I am not a big audio book listener. Would have probably appreciated it more if I had read it.

Short essays about women, family and feminism… I really enjoyed it

Well researched and interesting topic. As a frequent reader of this genre I thought I would find the story more compelling.

There is something about this author. She captures the lazy, hazy, slow motion vibe if Martha's Vineyard. So much so, that the feeling of whispering waves and warm sun lulls the reader into drifting along with the story. Aside from atmosphere, she writes people and families in all of their weird, coiled complexities that is somehow familiar, no matter how foreign.

Best one by far. The action was intense and I was reading so fast to see what was going to happen. Hated the villain

This is a tough one. There are so many characters the i sympathize with and still found it hard to like.

Excellent narration, great story following 2 boys lives, comparing and contrasting. Where initially one shines and the other falls short but they are friends. As time goes on and mental illness occurs you can see the toll it takes and it really triggers some thought provoking questions.