Summary: Follows the life of the Barton family, parents and children, through present day and flash-backs, showing that every family has it’s problems and skeletons, but it’s how the family members deal with these problems, and each other, that makes life interesting.
Thoughts: It’s not fluff, but it’s not deep either. Just right for when you’re traveling and want something reasonable to while away the hours. It’s set in Australia, which makes it slightly more relatable. There is the usual angst for various family members, but none of the plot-lines are far-fetched or unbelievable. A good read.