I liked this book, and at times it felt more like a 3.5, and at others it felt like a fairy tale. The book just went from one save after a calamity to another, and the witchcraft, that was not real? I saw no need for any of that. The Blossom sisters run a farm, and many projects on the side..some a little questionable for senior citizens, and very time consuming, I am not sure I could keep up with their hours, and I am a lot younger. Their grandson, who chose a gold digger to marry over their wishes is now out on his luck, but he has a millionaire best friend who is standing by. He has a lawyer, an investigating team, and money to buy a house, pretty much in the first week. I did say this all tied up in a bow, right? He has to make nice with his aunts, and grandmother, who he really does love, and learn what is most important to his life.His friend seems to have the same choices to make as well...good afternoon read, but I like a little more bite in her stories. This is a feel good book..that ends happily ever after without to much pain, or sorrow..if any..... Gus Hollister's grandmother and her sisters buy Gus a house. He marries the wrong person and the wife tries to take everything he owns. The Blossom sister's tried to warn Gus, but he just wouldn't listen cause he was so in love. While being married he ignored his grandmother and his aunts and has to find a way to get back into their good graces. He finds out about the Blossom Sisters businesses which have been successful that he never knew about. He vows to help them out. After the divorce he marries a lawyer which at first he didn't get along with and then the seniors buy a bus to take a trip to Vegas. A good audio and I like the reader.
What do You think about Blossom Sisters, The (2013)?
Very light reading. I like how the book had closure at the end. Fern Michaels is a good author.
—Neokandra
Funny story, worth the time to read...Love Fern Michaels
—ling
