Life takes many turns. No where is that statement more evident than within The Lonely Hearts Club. Each character has a connection. Brought together by a wedding celebration the major players in this story are forced to confront issues that are all in the name of love. What appealed to me about this story is that each character is at a different phase of love. Whether starting a new life together, experiencing love for the first time, coming face to face with the keeper of your heart or saying a final goodbye-each couple has something to learn in the game of love. I received an ARC for an honest review. I really enjoyed the characters and would recommend. ( )

There was never a time when Georgia Franklin never wanted Tommy Dixon. Even when he push her swing as a child before she started school. Now as a teenager, her sister asked her to sing in her place with her boyfriend's band as she felt ill. Tango allowed her to sing in his bar when the band practiced leaving her center stage with bright lights that blinded her. Tango was okay with her underaged self being in the bar as long as she stayed in the dressing room until the band got started. Suddenly she belted out on Ronnie's borrowed guitar and dazzled the band! From then on, she was a member of the band and her and Lissa were scouted out and asked to sign a contract that didn't include the guys!

It had been twenty-five years since Georgia left to pursue her career, and as a singer/songwriter in the dazzling LA scene, she had to return to Cypress Falls, Louisiana to attend her niece's wedding. She had never married as she gave her heart to a boy a long time ago, but he didn't want her and now she knew she would see him again as the town wasn't that big! With her sister Ginger and her best friend Malibu in tow, they made there way back to destiny and the place it had all started......................

Sandra Edwards pens a delightful story of three southern belle sisters, ripe with a two decade old grudge, a town that hated Georgia for betraying her older sister, and long overdue love!

I was given this book in exchange for an honest review, and so far Ms. Edwards has not disappointed me
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