Autumn by the Sea by Melissa Tagg

 5 stars

This was the first time that I read anything by this author and I look forward to reading more of her books in the future.  I thoroughly enjoyed going on the Muir Farm and being part of their family.


I loved the character of Maggie and how despite the difficulties in her life, she continued to try to help those around her and take care of her family.  The character of Neil was pretty fabulous too.  He had been through many trials as well but he worked so hard to care for Maggie and his family.


This is one of the novels that you will cry for the characters as they are in the valley and cheer them on when they are on the mountaintop!!


Thanks so much to netgalley and the publisher for the arc.  The opinions are my own.

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