This was a whole new set up for Robyn Carr and I loved it. It gave a real perspective to life after caring for elderly parents or family and how other siblings might not have been able to help with the care but can step in to help life go on after you have lost a loved one. ( )

What a lovely book! I was impressed with how much Carr was able to describe aspects of marriage. Yes, the story line of the book was about sisters and that was a good jumping off point but all of the ins and outs of the differences between them and then, the intersection of their lives opened up lots of descriptions of relationships. Very, very readable AND, Carr is a new author for me and of course she has written TONS of books! ( )

Robyn Carr's novel, Sunrise On Half Moon Bay is set in a coastal town where two sisters reunite their relationship after each sister goes through hardships that make this story so captivating. I love the descriptive details, the characters evolving around each of the sisters, and the emotions attached to each sister's lives.
Justine, the older sister by twenty years, learns of her husband's affair after thirty years. Scott, her husband was a weakling and the circumstances of his affair shows the male's side of domestic violence and how he deals with this. Justine shows how a woman copes with this betrayal and deals with this especially for her two daughters.
Added, the youngest sister, has put her life on hold to take care of her parents for the last eight years. After their deaths, she has to reinvent her life with no job, no will power to decide for herself and no romantic prospects. This story shows how she copes with getting a new prospective on her life.
The two sisters work towards a new goal together. I'm A fan of Robyn Carr's writings and Sunrise On Half Moon Bay is an exceptional read! ( )

Robyn Carr does it again! She never fails at delivering likeable and relatable characters and writes a great redemptive story. ( )

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Overall, Sunrise on Half Moon Bay by Robyn Carr is a beach read about two sisters set in a lovely California beach town. The book for the most part goes where you might expect it, and with the ending you might expect it to have. It does, however, incorporate enough substance on issues such as domestic violence and workforce re-entry programs to prompt me to do some research and learn more.

Read my complete review at http://www.memoriesfrombooks.com/2020/04/sunrise-on-half-moon-bay.html

Reviewed for NetGalley ( )