From the cover - The Evergreen sisters are united - in envy of each other's love life.
Martha and Michael have the perfect home, the perfect family and the perfect life. Until one day he leaves her.
Eliza and Greg rent a one-bedroom flat where they make music and lots of love. Until one day, she leaves him.
Now the Evergreen sisters are united by separation. And suddendly, they're free to pursue the relationships they think they've always wanted.
So when both women find exactly what they're looking for, everybody's happy . . . aren't they? Or does chasing the perfect love only get more complicated when you're wearing another woman's shoes?
From me - A nice light read and a parable about valuing and cherishing the relationships you have.
Martha and Michael have the perfect home, the perfect family and the perfect life. Until one day he leaves her.
Eliza and Greg rent a one-bedroom flat where they make music and lots of love. Until one day, she leaves him.
Now the Evergreen sisters are united by separation. And suddendly, they're free to pursue the relationships they think they've always wanted.
So when both women find exactly what they're looking for, everybody's happy . . . aren't they? Or does chasing the perfect love only get more complicated when you're wearing another woman's shoes?
From me - A nice light read and a parable about valuing and cherishing the relationships you have.
Pretty much typical chick lit with the plus that it does not try to keep you laughing on every page.
Very enjoyable. The dynamics between the sisters is interesting.
