A Casa à Beira Mar

The descriptions made the town feel so vivid and alive. I kept wondering if Debbie Macomber based it on a real place or created it entirely from her imagination.

The characters' journeys felt very personal and relatable. I'm curious whether the author drew from her own experiences or wanted to explore these themes universally.

The story moved at a steady pace, allowing moments of reflection. Did others feel it helped deepen the connection to the characters or did it slow down the narrative?