Two estranged sisters reunite within an emotional book of family members, forgiveness, lost hope, and new beginnings.

They had a forever bond, until a sudden tragedy thrust them aside. Today, each at a crossroad in her very own lifestyle, two sisters’ pathways are going to intersect.

Broadcast journalist Julia Frank has everything: a career, an ambitious fiancé, as well as the hard-won respect of her peers. Until a ruinous decision destroys her status, puts her work in danger, and transmits her reeling toward the just soul still left to about The Second Chance Supper Club consider: her estranged sister, Ginny.

Who owns a clandestine supper club hidden in the Arizona desert, Ginny Frank includes a lot on her behalf plate. The very last thing she wants is even more drama—or the responsibility of nursing her more youthful sister’s wounded ego. But family members is family. Besides, Ginny can use the help in even more methods than one, and she’s likely to make sure Julia pulls her excess weight.

Like a tenuous reunion reopens aged wounds, Julia and Ginny have no choice but to confront the discomfort and betrayals of days gone by. Will attempting to keep the secret supper club operating be just what they need to find common ground and a path toward forgiveness, or will the raising stress force them even further apart?