I received an ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my unbiased opinion. 
 Lucy, a woman in her late thirties, is admired for the glass ceilings she is breaking in her career. However, she feels that she is miles behind her peers because she does not have a husband or, her most desperate longing, kids. Meeting Jonah Carpenter at a christening changes that for her; they quickly marry and decide to start a family. Having a baby proves harder than they expected, though, and Lucy feels even more acutely what she is missing when Jonah's teenage daughter comes to stay with them for the summer. 
 I liked that the characters in the book were realistic; they were likeable yet had their flaws at times. As a woman who has chosen to be childfree, I am in a different position than the main character, but the author really made me feel what Lucy was going through in the story. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys women's fiction.