The characters in TheNantucket Beachfront Inn evoked strong responses as I read. I seem to either love them or hate them. I loved the three main characters - women in their 50s. I couldn't stand Matthew or Charlotte, until the very end of the book. Willow is totally fascinating and maybe a bit frightening at the same time. Ava's mother is another one who left me cold, but I have a feeling that could change in a future book. That said, I can't wait for the next book in the series to see where things go.

A story of family and friends working together to set up a new inn in Nantucket with plenty of issues along the way. A bit slow at times but on the whole an enjoyable read

This ARC was provided to me via Kindle by Debra Moore and #NetGalley for my honest opinion. Opinions expressed are completely my own.

A lovely, touching read that many book clubs would enjoy.

If you love sweet, predictable romances without too much substance then The Nantucket Beachfront Inn, by Ainsley Keaton, is the serial for you! I found all the main characters fairly likeable, though some of them were insecure messes. The book goes into quit a bit of detail about some amazing food and different interior designs.
Ava Flynn is a successful Attorney who's just lost her job. Unable to find employment with another firm she's more than ready for her Plan B. Suddenly she finds out that a wealthy friend has willed her a huge house in the 'Sconset Beach neighborhood in Nantucket. Next she's on her way to New England with her two best friends, Luna and Mila, along for the ride.
The only hiccup is that her semi estranged daughter, Charlotte Killeen, lives there too. She's dealing with her own issues. Matthew, her husband, suddenly announces that he wants a separation. She realises that she needs her mother more than ever.
With a little help from her friends and family, Ava works to renovate her new house so she can turn it into an amazing Bed and Breakfast.