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A review by gracey_reads
Sunday Potluck Club by Melissa Storm
Thank you to NetGalley, Goodreads and Kensington Books for a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
I was a bit leery when I first got a hold of this book. I was expecting it to be depressing based on the synopsis. It was anything but that.
This book is about a group of women that started a friendship while taking care of their parents that had cancer. All but one woman has lost their parent by the time this book picks up. The book follows one of the gals who lost her mother, but you still get to learn about all the other women involved.
This is an easy and fun read. You can’t help but fall in love with the different characters and their stories.
There’s love. There’s laughter. There’s tears. But it’s all joy.
I was a bit leery when I first got a hold of this book. I was expecting it to be depressing based on the synopsis. It was anything but that.
This book is about a group of women that started a friendship while taking care of their parents that had cancer. All but one woman has lost their parent by the time this book picks up. The book follows one of the gals who lost her mother, but you still get to learn about all the other women involved.
This is an easy and fun read. You can’t help but fall in love with the different characters and their stories.
There’s love. There’s laughter. There’s tears. But it’s all joy.