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Three Sisters by Susan Mallery
The three sisters houses each one owned by a different person.
Andi has just moved to the island to set up her pediatrician office, working at the local doctor office til her practice opens after renovating her house/office space.
Boston and Zeke are on one side of Andi. She is a textile artist with many medias, and he is a contractor, along with his brother Wade who lives on the island with his teen daughter.
On the other side of Andi is Colin and Deanna. He is a sales man traveling during the week, spends time with the 5 daughters they have. She works part-time at the craft shop, quilting, scrapbooking, knitting, etc.
Love the set up of the town as they have a yoga studio and a farmers market. Just sounds like the place one could just drop into and feel right at home. Love scenes are passionate.
Each of them have troubles to work through and with help from one another they might achieve just the peace they need inside.
Joy, pain, happy, sad you get to experience it all from different points of view. Love scenes are just right. Menu from the Inn and a recipe are included! There are quite a few characters and they are easy to keep straight because of the way they are introduced into the story.
The Three Sisters Houses to me symbolize the three women that live in the houses and how they become sisters due to communication and faith that you can fix anything...


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Three Sisters Susan Mallery 9780778314349 Books Reviews

She did it again, did Susan Mallery kept me up far too late. The three sisters aren't really; their houses, set next to each other on a quiet cul-de-sac serves as a metaphor for the lives of three women, different from each other, each presenting a self that hides their flaws and back story until the women begin to open up to each other.

This Blackberry Island novel realistically examines some serious issues OCD, the death of a baby, and being dumped at the altar. How those issues inform the women's life view is explored in detail, but also with humor and a kind of loving dope slap as the women--Andi, the doctor; Deanna, mother of five children; and Boston, artist and grieving mother--help each other to set aside their hurts and give themselves permission to live a fuller life.

Well worth your time, but I warn you. You may find yourself unable to put it down and when it is over, wish it had continued. Thank goodness this is the first of a series.
This is the second book in the BLACKBERRY ISLAND series by one of my very favorite, and prolific authors, Susan Mallery.

This is a departure from her romances -- I would say it aligns more with women's fiction. I admit I hesitated reading her first in this genre, Already Home, because I associated many women's fiction books to be Oprah-esque. Frankly, I read too many very depressing books in this genre. But, I am so happy I gave Already Home a chance as well as the first BLACKBERRY ISLAND book, Barefoot Season.
I thoroughly enjoyed THREE SISTERS

It's a fast read, with short chapters. I like this style of "pacing" in a book. The story weaves seamlessly through the lives of three women- Andi, Deanna and Boston, who live in the Three Sisters Queen Anne houses on Blackberry Island.

I finished THREE SISTERS late last night. When I turned out the light and lay in bed thinking about the story and what I would say in my review...what adjectives I could use...I came up with the following; rich, poignant, heartbreaking, hopeful, moving, well-written, sweet, heart-warming, and eloquent. The list could actually go on but you get the idea, I'm sure.

The characters each have "baggage" and the reader is quickly immersed in each of their stories. I didn't want to put the book down. The only negative thing I can say is the book is too short. At 340 pages, I doubt a publisher would agree, but when I am really enjoying a story, I become invested in it and I don't want it to come to an end. However, as with all books, this one had to end also.

I usually HAVE to read books in the order in which they are written. (I'm odd that way.) In this case, while I did read them in order, I don't think it adds to the enjoyment. There is a brief mention of a couple characters from Barefoot Season in Three Sisters but it's subtle and not key to the story.

I highly recommend this book. I have included the book description below.

Barefoot Season (Blackberry Island Novels)
Already Home
I honestly thought this book was about 3 "sisters" but it's not, it's about 3 women who live next to each other, and their family dynamics, relationships, marriage, kids, etc. I'm shocked at all the 5 star ratings, for me the reasons I gave this book 2 stars are as follows

The characters were poorly developed

The redundancy was ridiculous,(without revealing too much for those of you that want to read this book) how many times does Boston have to tell Andi, that she's has a problem, how many times does Boston have to tell Deana that she has a problem, how many times does Andi have to tell Deana and Boston that she has a problem, and so on and so on then how many times do they all have to get together with a bottle of wine to discuss the "problems" that you just spent 50 pages reading about 3 times!

Then without warning or "lead in" the conclusion just comes, everything is neatly tied up out of the blue

For me I say this book should filed under "young adult/teen" , I think an adult woman will find it boring, dull and childish-a man shouldn't even waste his time.

Short Review
Boring story line + irritating redundancy + out-of-the-blue conclusion = not worth the $
Three Sisters by Susan Mallery
The three sisters houses each one owned by a different person.
Andi has just moved to the island to set up her pediatrician office, working at the local doctor office til her practice opens after renovating her house/office space.
Boston and Zeke are on one side of Andi. She is a textile artist with many medias, and he is a contractor, along with his brother Wade who lives on the island with his teen daughter.
On the other side of Andi is Colin and Deanna. He is a sales man traveling during the week, spends time with the 5 daughters they have. She works part-time at the craft shop, quilting, scrapbooking, knitting, etc.
Love the set up of the town as they have a yoga studio and a farmers market. Just sounds like the place one could just drop into and feel right at home. Love scenes are passionate.
Each of them have troubles to work through and with help from one another they might achieve just the peace they need inside.
Joy, pain, happy, sad you get to experience it all from different points of view. Love scenes are just right. Menu from the Inn and a recipe are included! There are quite a few characters and they are easy to keep straight because of the way they are introduced into the story.
The Three Sisters Houses to me symbolize the three women that live in the houses and how they become sisters due to communication and faith that you can fix anything...