Rowan and Jenna’s story is one of mature love; although, even mature love doesn’t always follow a smooth path. They meet when Rowan operates on Jenna’s mother’s broken hip. Jenna’s ex was also a surgeon; unfortunately, he was also a serial cheater. Even years later, Jenna is dealing with trust issues. That is one strike against Rowan in her book. The second is the fact that they work at the same hospital. Jenna’s trust issues have her constantly looking for a third strike. Despite a miserable first marriage, Rowan believes that he and Jenna have a chance at happiness, but can he convince her?

Debbie Macaomber does it again. Window on the Bay is the very sweet and endearing story of two best friends.

Jenna and Maureen have been best friends since college. They both had marriages that failed very early. They have been each other's support system for over 20 years. Their children are now grown and they are officially empty nesters. Is it possible to find love again? Do they each want to find love again?

The story alternates between Jenna, Maureen, and Allie (Jenna's daughter).

Thank you to Netgalley and Random House Publishing for the opportunity to read and review this book.

I received an ARC copy of this book from Net Galley in exchange for my honest opinion of it. What can I say but I do enjoy a book by Debbie Macomber. This rates up there with all of her books. Two friends since college, Maureen and Jenna and the journey through their lives with the ups and downs, I love how she can write a book without all the excessive language and sex and still make a wonderful story. I highly recommend it.

This was definitely a typical Debbie Macomber book. This goes between Jenna and Maureen, friends who have come through love and loss together, dealing with their dreams and navigating the dating world and their children. It was fine, but there was nothing particularly incredible about it. Thank you to netgalley for the ARC.

I always look forward to a new Debbie Macomber book! The characters always make you wish that you lived there! It doesn't hurt that the book covers are absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for another great book Debbie!