After a childhood of farm life and work, three sisters break away to create and live the lives they’ve dreamed about. They are independent working women who quietly and purposely strive to control their own destinies.

Marriage, childbirth, death and all the smaller pieces of life’s colorful puzzle come together and culminate in a shared lifetime of memories and dreams realized or left behind.

Two of the sisters share a love of colorful high heel shoes and one prefers a more comfortable shoe. Each sister walks in her own shoes as their lives intertwine moving from home to independence and back home again sharing their own brand of love, passion, pain, and a propensity for donuts and coffee.

This looks like it's the first self-published work of an author I very much enjoy. It's not as good as her debut novel. There is editing problems and the writing is not as well polished as her first book published by Simon and Schuster.

Left on a counter by a water fountain at the Grand Rapids rest stop on 196 north.