While the author states this is not a sequel to "What Looks Like Crazy on An Ordinary Day", she returns us to Idlewild Michigan and a familiar main character named Joyce. The story is one that many women face; that inability to let go of past hurt and open themselves up to be free. The characters are all very colorful and well-described. However, the town minister kind of throws the reader for a loop, completely contradicting what one would imagine a 'Southern Baptist Minister' to be. This minister takes some of the credibility away from an otherwise believable story, by HER radical New South approach to ministering to her congregation. All in all the book is a very good read and certain to lead to great book discussions. A definite RECOMMEND.