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The Heirloom Inn

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The Heirloom Inn
by Olivia Miles
After the death of their beloved aunt, the estranged Burke sisters reunite at their childhood home for an unforgettable summer, each harboring a secret. With their family once again at a turning point, they must overcome their differences to discover what the future holds for the lakefront house and each other.

Leah’s marriage is over, which somehow still doesn’t uncomplicate matters when she reconnects with her first love. Emma is tired of being the responsible one, stuck in her hometown by an obligation to her family and by feelings for someone she can’t have. Sadie’s life in New York has all but fallen apart, and she’s haunted by the mistakes she made that led her so far away from home in the first place.

But when they learn that their ancestral estate is in danger of foreclosure, the sisters must find a way to mend the rifts between them to save the only true home they’ve ever known—and with it, maybe they can stitch themselves back together too.

This was a beautiful, touching book. where grudges start, but finally the three sisters become together to remedy grudges, and find home and family is where you do what it takes to mend. I loved all the characters and the romances were not cheesy, but as they should finally be. Well done.

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A heartfelt story of three sisters coming back to their childhood home upon their aunt’s death. Estranged and holding grudges for fifteen years, Leah, Sadie, and Emma work together to renovate their home to become an inn. Each dealing with their own secrets and internal struggles, reliving some of their most treasured and difficult memories.

I thought this novel was well written, but slightly repetitive at times. I really liked each of the sisters and could empathize with them and relate to some of their struggles. I will not lie, the last couple chapters when things fall into place (and the epilogue) did make me tear up! Overall an enjoyable and low key read.

Thank you to NetGalley and Montlake for the opportunity to read and review this novel to be published May 23, 2023

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Thank you NetGalley for the opportunity to review this novel in eBook format.

I absolutely loved it! A very poignant novel that truly has a heartfelt ending.

Leah, the oldest sister who lives in Chicago with her husband and two girls is always hustling and bustling until her husband decides it’s time for them to part ways. The girls take a month long visit with their dad while their mom has nothing to do, but her aunt unexpectedly passes away which draws her and her other two sisters back to their family home in a small-town. Her family is rejoined together at their family home to mourn the passing of their aunt and the story unfolds from there. A very poor decisions divides Leah and her one sister, but time allows for healing and the past is left in the past.

This novel was not an emotional read, but heartfelt.

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A real magic romantic story. Three sisters find their way back together after the death of the aunt who raised them. A great small town, and an old house just waiting for them to remake it. Lovely story.

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