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Title: The most inane read of all time.
Review: March Cooper, mother of fifteen-year-old Gwen, has returned to her place of childhood in New England for the funeral of her surrogate mother, leaving her husband in California to tend to his work. Without any regard to her family, March takes up with an old boyfriend, allows her daughter to date a close relative, and leaves hubbie Richard to rot in California. Then, surprise, surprise, her life doesn't stay perfect and the reader is supposed to feel sympathy? This only chance this book ever had was a decent plot because the writing is atrocious and March is a terrible mother and wife represented as a fool for love which makes all of her decisions acceptable? I don't think so.
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