Marianne Sciucco

A great blend of coming of age, romance, and the pressures high school athletes face. It's made even better by the author's insight and background as a nurse and swim team mom. As the father of a former high school swimmer, I can attest to the accuracy and realism regarding the swimming scenes in this book. It would be a fine addition to school and public libraries where sports stories, and/or those about teens coming to grips with the unspoken realities of a fractured family are valued.

Sweet short book about Christmas Eve at an inn on Cape Cod. Sally is home alone awaiting the arrival home of her son coming from Boston, , and her husband, driving from NY....both caught in a New England blizzard. It's a story about dealing with sadness, family bonds, love, sharing and opening your heart to joy.
the only drawback (for me ) was that some of the conversations seemed somewhat stilted....

Christmas at the family run B&B in Massachusetts with a blizzard! Worries on all fronts, but things work out and holiday warmth prevails. A truly heartwarming story well written.
Narrator Nancy Bober adds just the right touch to this memorable story