This book was titled incorrectly. It was nothing to do with a B&B. The want and the preparation was mentioned occasionally but didn’t operate until the second last page when it was mentioned in passing about first customers coming soon. Most of the story was about CT’s health diagnosis and how the family dealt with that. If I had known that I would’ve skipped this book. 
The “Christian fiction” part of the story is easy to skip over, as I did. It wasn’t really entwined with the story. 

I really enjoyed this book. It did start out slow and I did roll my eyes and sigh loudly at the non-communication from Rosie to her friends but it wasn’t at a level that turned me off from the story. Overall I loved it and was pleased with the ending. I’m happy about the choices Rosie made. I thought for sure things would go differently. 

The narration was good but I noticed the word ‘shoulder’ is used a lot in this book. I noticed this because the narrator doesn’t pronounce ‘L’s in many words. This really bothered me and I considered taking a star off because every time it took me out of the story. I decided not to since my rating is for the book not the narrator.  

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read this story.