"Gabby Monroe knows that she's lucky to have such a close relationship with her sisters. As the middle sister, she feels like she's the glue that holds the three of them together. But lately, they have seemed to be drifting apart. So when Gabby asks Margaret and Emma to join her in digging through the attic of her grandmother's house, looking for their mother's wedding dress to display at her dress shop, she has an ulterior motive. But she gets more than she bargained for when they come across a dusty box of letters written to the local newspaper columnist, Dear Amelia. Is their grandmother the one offering advice to the lovelorn? To find out, the sisters enlist the help of their neighbor T.J. Maddox, a photographer at the newspaper. He was the boy next door as they were growing up. And he's also been the boy in love with Gabby since high school. But neither of them have been willing to cross the Friend Zone. Even as the sisters intercept Dear Amelia's letters and conspire to help play Cupid in their small Massachusetts town, they still seem to be moving in separate directions. Margaret is using her job to escape family time, and Emma is determined not to put down permanent roots. So Gabby still has her work cut out for her. But it's TJ who has the biggest task of all. He has to get Gabby to see him in a different light. He's ready to take things with Gabby to the next level before he's left wondering what if for the rest of his life"-- Provided by publisher.
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