Marnie Dixon needs some time away from the absolute realness of life as much as her jilted daughter does, and she's not about to let her only child suffer alone--even if Marnie herself had been doing precisely that for the past month.
Given the circumstances, maybe it was inevitable that Marnie would do something as rash as buy a run-down ice-cream shop in the town's tightly regulated historic district. After all, everything's better with ice cream.
Her exasperated daughter knows that she's the one who will have to clean up this mess. Even when her mother's impulsive real estate purchase brings Kevin back into her life, Dawn doesn't get her hopes up. Everyone knows that broken romances stay broken . . . don't they?
Welcome to a summer of sweet surprises on Cape Cod--a place where dreams just might come true.
What I Thought:
This is the first in a new series by Suzanne Woods Fisher,
The Cape Cod Creamery Series. This series caught my attention because it was
set in Cape Cod. Dawn is about to marry her fiancé Kevin, but a few weeks
before the wedding Kevin calls it off. Kevin allows Dawn to go on the honeymoon
trip to Cape Cod that he had booked, and Dawn takes her mother Marnie. Marnie
is going through some things of her own. While on the trip, Marnie comes upon a
run-down ice cream parlor and negotiates with the owner to buy it out right as
is. Dawn agrees to stay through the summer to help her mother. This was a charming
story of a daughter and a mother who forge a new relationship, and both find
themselves while renovating an old ice cream parlor. While this is a Christian
fiction book and there is a faith element it is written very well and does not
force the authors faith onto the reader. I really enjoyed the setting of this
book and enjoyed the dynamics of the relationship between Marnie and Dawn and
also the dynamics of new relationship Dawn formed with her ex-fiancé and the
relationship Marnie forms with a new friend she made. This was a charming story
that kept me entertained throughout. It was a feel-good story that left me with
a warm feeling after reading it.
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