The Hudson Sisters Series: The Goodbye Café (Series #3) (Paperback)

from mchwest

This was the perfect conclusion to the reopening of the Sugarhouse Theatre. I got a little bored toward the middle of the book, but the pace picked right back up and when I thought a trilogy would end the author left a small opening for another enjoyable read. I look forward to keeping my eyes op...

from GRgenius

Though this story belongs to the whole family, it does circle a bit more around Allie and Barney...and what a tale to tell! Poor Allie was in a pickle between fighting her own demons, addressing the situation with this Ben fella (what a bonehead!), and her daughter's sudden desire to stay after t...

from Cherylk

This is the third book in this series. I have not read the first two books but I had no problems jumping right into this book. So I would say that this book can be read as a stand alone novel. While, I enjoyed meeting and visiting with everyone in this book; I felt that the main leads were Allie ...

from JypsyLynn

The Goodbye Cafe is third in a trilogy. I read it as a stand alone and had no trouble understanding anything. It's the continuation of the story of three sisters who only found each other after their father died. His will stipulated that they must live together in the town of Hidden Falls and res...

from JypsyLynn

The Goodbye Cafe is third in a trilogy. I read it as a stand alone and had no trouble understanding anything. It's the continuation of the story of three sisters who only found each other after their father died. His will stipulated that they must live together in the town of Hidden Falls and res...