Review: gr read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 3, 2013
The Daisy Chain by Heather B. MooreSomething about the cover drew me to want to read this book. I remember chaining flowers together in a chain to wear around my neck and wrists when I was a young girl.This is the story about Jess and it goes back in time to when she was first married to Charlie. You learn a lot about their past life's into the present day.Charlie had 2 kids older than Jess when he married her. A year after he died in the car crash she is still heavily mourning him. The kids were suing for the inheritance and she had one of Charlie's friends as a financial adviser checking into things for her.She feels if she goes to the meeting with the judge she will be betraying Charlie by meeting other men-Preston her financial adviser and the 2 kids will be there. Her friends talk her into going - to fight for what Charlie wanted her to have.What happens at the meeting is most unexpected as the kids produce a box of cards from their father to Jess over the period of seven months. They ask for forgiveness from her and agree to drop the lawsuit.  The kids had once thought she was a gold digger but the cards proved otherwise..He takes her on a drive to relax her and they end up at the marina and she realizes he's bought Charlie's yacht. They had sold it because it was just too big for just the 2 of them. The kids never wanted to use it.Jess was happy to learn about Preston and Charlie's relationship with the will but as friends also and he shared with her what Charlie thought of her and he could see it.Love the descriptions of the places they went to, her studio and how she makes the jewelry.After making his sister a bracelet and they deliver it to her she realizes she knows about a lot of her over the past year and Jess is afraid others will read too much into it.She's afraid they are moving too fast and it's just too soon after Charlie has left.....Love how the book got it's title.The other books in the series are highlighted at the end of this book.