Letting Go of Perfect

By Janell Goodrich York

Description:

When the perfect life falls apart, something better may be waiting.

Starting over wasn’t part of the plan. But with two young children depending on her, Olivia moves her family from the city to a small town, a new job, and the chance to build a life that belongs to her.

An invitation to a book club draws her into the unexpected circle of the Sisterhood Pie Pact women, who provide friendship, community, and a little mischief.

Then she meets Teddy.

A devoted single father, Teddy carries his own broken past. Still haunted by the accident that changed his life, he has spent years allowing guilt to convince him that happiness belongs to everyone but him.

As Olivia settles into her new life, her friendship with Teddy deepens. But moving forward means confronting old wounds, releasing expectations, and deciding whether the past will continue defining the future.

With a little faith, a lot of friendship, and plenty of pie, Olivia begins to discover that starting over may be less about rebuilding what she lost and more about embracing what comes next.

For readers drawn to the emotional depth of For One More Day, the family relationships of The Chicken Sisters, and heartfelt women’s fiction about second chances.

Discover a story of family, friendship, faith, and the courage to let go of perfect.

Book Takeaway:

Sometimes we have to let go of the perfect picture image we've created in our mind to embrace the good around us.

Why the author wrote this book:

It's the second book in the Sisterhood Pie Pact Series. I loved my characters in The Day Sarah Ran Away, I wasn't ready to let them go.