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Can an adult wild child and a woman who never really had a chance to have a childhood find something in common upon which to build a relationship? Audie Pippin and Beth Hester couldn't meet in a place less likely to spawn a romance. Audie has to admit her beloved grandmother to a nursing home after she suffers a serious stroke and Beth is the nurse who tends to her. The two women are separated by nine years in age, but an ocean in maturity and life experiences. Don't let surface appearances fool you though. The two of them meet in the common ground of caring for Audie's grandmother Violet, who is the center of Audie's universe and a role model from Beth's earlier days. As they combine to care for Violet, they come to learn about each other and discover that they each might be exactly what the other one needs. Things will not be easy however as Violet's health wanes and Audie fights the attraction of a more frivolous life. A crisis involving Beth's duty as a nurse may drive them apart or cement the relationship, but Beth isn't sure what will be the eventual outcome.

MacGregor uses the theme of having women who are slightly separated in age and showing that these relationships do have potential despite their different places in life. What brings Audie and Beth together is their caring natures and age has nothing to do with that.

Sumter Point also confronts the difficult issue of dealing with the elderly, the strain of having to commit them to nursing homes and, ultimately, facing the balance between maintaining their dignity and tending to their health needs. It is not a sad or depressing book, but much of it will cause you to think. That isn't a bad thing. There is enough of the romance between Audie and Beth to keep you reading and the understory will have you considering many points. Overall, it's a book that you really should read.


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Sumter Point KG MacGregor 9781594930898 Books Reviews

This was an easy read... the main characters were likeable and their situations were not far-fetched and outrageous as some of the other novels I've read recently. More like this...
Great read , absolutely love it , thanks for the journey along which you take us when we read your books.
Another solid romance by one of my favorite authors. I liked it even better the second time.
This author's works rarely disappoint, and this book is no exception. It held my interest up to the end, and I would recommend it to anyone interested in a light lesbian read.
This is a sample story of love and the beginning of two souls coming together . Death can bring on so many feelings and to have love to work though a death is the most important love of all.
I've read a few of KG's stories and they just get better and better. I'm a romantic at heart and this story really hits home with me. Besides the age difference of the main characters and their ensuing love story KG tackles another tough subject, aging parents or in this case grandparents, illness and care homes. Buy this book you won't be disappointed.
This book was fantastic! I will hold onto to this one to read over and over. As someone who has worked in long-term care for over 12 years, I can tell you this book has a most accurate depiction of that setting and the emotions involved with placing a loved one. I enjoyed the romance between the 2 lead characters as well as the supporting characters. The story was so well written that I was fully engrossed from beginning to end.
Can an adult wild child and a woman who never really had a chance to have a childhood find something in common upon which to build a relationship? Audie Pippin and Beth Hester couldn't meet in a place less likely to spawn a romance. Audie has to admit her beloved grandmother to a nursing home after she suffers a serious stroke and Beth is the nurse who tends to her. The two women are separated by nine years in age, but an ocean in maturity and life experiences. Don't let surface appearances fool you though. The two of them meet in the common ground of caring for Audie's grandmother Violet, who is the center of Audie's universe and a role model from Beth's earlier days. As they combine to care for Violet, they come to learn about each other and discover that they each might be exactly what the other one needs. Things will not be easy however as Violet's health wanes and Audie fights the attraction of a more frivolous life. A crisis involving Beth's duty as a nurse may drive them apart or cement the relationship, but Beth isn't sure what will be the eventual outcome.

MacGregor uses the theme of having women who are slightly separated in age and showing that these relationships do have potential despite their different places in life. What brings Audie and Beth together is their caring natures and age has nothing to do with that.

Sumter Point also confronts the difficult issue of dealing with the elderly, the strain of having to commit them to nursing homes and, ultimately, facing the balance between maintaining their dignity and tending to their health needs. It is not a sad or depressing book, but much of it will cause you to think. That isn't a bad thing. There is enough of the romance between Audie and Beth to keep you reading and the understory will have you considering many points. Overall, it's a book that you really should read.