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For every twenty-something that struggles with the questions of life after college, Sweet Enough is a delicious and heartwarming coming of age novel about letting go to find yourself.
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SYNOPSIS
After refusing a marriage proposal the week she is starting law school at Harvard, Tracy Hamilton decides to leave it all behind. She drives away to the little coastal town of Middlebrook, Massachusetts to her grandparents estate, the only place she’s ever felt at home.
Though law school was her last attempt at getting her absent parents’ approval by trying to fulfill her late older sister’s dreams, Tracy feels the loss of purpose and the loss of her sister now more than ever.
She tries to fill the void with babysitting her adorable god-daughter Brooke and helping her grandmother sell jams and pies at the farmer’s market, but she can’t seem to ignore the weight of expectation and the even bigger weight of “what now?”
With her grandmother urging her to revisit a buried passion for baking and the annoyingly present gardener, Philip trying to convince her to join him in a cooking competition, Tracy battles between what is worth fighting for and when to let go of the things that aren’t.
Though law school was her last attempt at getting her absent parents’ approval by trying to fulfill her late older sister’s dreams, Tracy feels the loss of purpose and the loss of her sister now more than ever.
She tries to fill the void with babysitting her adorable god-daughter Brooke and helping her grandmother sell jams and pies at the farmer’s market, but she can’t seem to ignore the weight of expectation and the even bigger weight of “what now?”
With her grandmother urging her to revisit a buried passion for baking and the annoyingly present gardener, Philip trying to convince her to join him in a cooking competition, Tracy battles between what is worth fighting for and when to let go of the things that aren’t.
