Wishes Under a Starlit Sky

Harper is possibly the most in love with love character that I’ve ever had the pleasure to meet – and she’s going to need every ounce of that good feeling and optimism to carry her through the coming year. Convinced she and her husband are perfectly matched in work (he’s a director, she’s a screenwriter/editor for a Hallmark-like production studio) and in life, she’s totally thrown when he decides to ‘leave for space’ and she discovers his long-term affair. There’s nothing like wallowing, and her best friend Madi is there to do just that – until it’s time to push Harper out into the world and convince her to head to her hippy-parents’ Colorado cabin for her second single Christmas. And Harper’s family is just the dose of healing and self-care that she needed, with a touch of push from Madi, a ton of new experiences (including snowboarding) and the good news about one of her own original screenplays that needs work but is up for potential production. From rebalancing her diet and getting her screenplay rewritten and produced, to recognizing that Colorado is where she’d like to be – and that both she and Madi can work from the corporate offices there – the story shows someone who is healing and starting to rebuild her life and opening herself to challenges and deciding just WHAT is important to her. With the addition of a budding romance for her and one for Madi, some adorable children and parents who are always there and solidly supportive of both Harper and Madi, who they treat as another daughter, the opportunity to see the world through her new perspective is a wonderful journey with Harper and full of laughs, love and happiness. I received an eArc copy of the title from the publisher via NetGalley for purpose of honest review. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.