About
the Book: Accepting second best is
good for her career but first-grade teacher Retta Curt delays signing up for
the disappointment. Given two weeks to reconsider the contract renewal, she
retreats to her grandmother’s cottage on Moon Lake, the last place Retta felt
content. But the cottage is a derelict; her cousins are distant; her childhood
beau is bitter and stand-offish; and Sweet Picks, the family ice cream stand,
is in danger of folding. A surly newcomer has bought, then neglected properties
until nothing remains of the idyllic lakeside community Retta remembers.
When vandals target Sweet Picks, Retta’s
dreams to recapture her happy childhood collapse, and the return to Moon Lake
becomes a decision worse than accepting the teaching contract. Can she save the
family business and rediscover happiness, or is Retta destined for a
second-best future?
Our Review: Double Dipped is a sweet treat for a summer read at the beach or a chilly evening at the lake. Author Terry Korth Fischer knows how to build emotions and hopes, then play on them till you are rooting for more than one of the quirky characters who populate this small lake community. And the ending is not what we expected—and well deserved.
Based on a scale of 1-5, Double Dipped deserves a 6.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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