The New York Times bestselling writer of Rainy Day Friends and Lost and Found Sisters returns to Wildstone, California, where two completely opposite sisters-who remain nursing wounds from your past-realize they need each other more than they think.

When Brooke’s older sister, Mindy, shows up at her door with her three kids in tow, she barely recognizes her sibling who looks like she’s in the verge of a complete breakdown. While exciting, wanderlust Brooke was always the problem kid, about The Lemon Sisters: A Book eager to slide free of Wildstone and its own small-town constraints, Mindy was the golden child, who never had a locks out of place or a GPA below 4.0. The Mindy that finds Brooke’s apartment nevertheless, is a long way off in the ever-perfect doctor’s wife.

Brooke’s further stunned when Mindy asks to trade locations with her to get a few days thus she can grab her parts and put herself back again together. What Mindy doesn’t recognize is that Brooke is just as broken. Her sister needs her though, therefore Brooke takes the kids and comes back to Wildstone.

But so how exactly does one go home after seven years apart and what feels as though an eternity of secrets? It doesn’t take miss Brooke to arrive face-to-face with her past, in the form of one high, dark, sexy mistake. But Garrett’s no longer interested, or so he says. Only his words don’t match his activities, leaving Brooke sense things she long ago shoved deep.

The sisters begin to question if the childhood taunts were true, are they lemons in life? In like? True or not really, they understand one thing-you can’t run far enough to outpace your demons. And when long-dead secrets surface area, they’ll need to overcome their differences and learn that sometimes the main one person who might help you the most is the one you hardly ever thought to talk to.