When Sadie's grandpa dies, her grandma April is left alone to grieve and run their waffle house on the pier.
Only soon it becomes apparent April is struggling with her health without knowing it while Sadie helps out to keep the waffle house going she sees her ex love Declan with his new girlfriend around while she gets to know and date Luke a newcomer to the area.
After Declan and his girlfriend split up April finds herself torn, should she stay with Luke or go back to Declan?
But most importantly can she keep the Waffle house going?
This was a fun new read and I loved the unique setting being a waffle house as I've never read about one before. The storyline about dementia is very relatable to many of us I feel and the old love new love storyline too Sadie was a great head strong character and I liked the fact she didn't give up on keeping the family's past business alive despite everyone going against the idea. A sweet summer treat of a book!
Many thanks to the publishers for allowing me to review this book for them!
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