Sharon Owens

I enjoyed this story about the relationships of the owners and patrons of a little tea shop. Several estranged or rocky marriages which take different paths, a struggling artist who has written hundreds of letters to Nicholas Cage but never sent any, proud sisters who have some secrets to discover about their heritage. The only real link is that they are all regulars at the little tea shop on Mulberry Street. Sweet and satisfying.

This was enjoyable with the ends all neatly tucked in. I rather loved Sadie, her character was easy to identify with and I really liked how she worked within her sphere to influence her own story. The other stories were good, too, but Sadie's was the best.

Really enjoyed this. Got into it and wanted to keep reading.

after 6 weeks of getting thru this book, I gave up.It is not bad,it is not a page turner,but just not good enough to spend more time on.too many good books to read.