So far this has potential to be my favorite book this month. I enjoyed the use of three main perspectives in the story telling and how their storylines gently drew together. Having lived in Boston and visited areas a lot like those described it was a nostalgic read for me in some ways. I did see one of the solutions coming but I liked how it worked out for those characters so I wasn’t mad about it. Light easy read in most places despite the possibility of angst from the topics the author provides in the summary (pregnancy, adoption, etc).