Living alone after decades of marriage, friends Carrie, Glenda, and Suzanne decide to celebrate Christmas by taking a three week cruise of the Pacific. The trip is meant to be about laughter, strawberry daiquiris, and above all, forgetting. But lies, confrontations, and romantic entanglements pose unexpected threats.

When Carrie befriends a widower in desperate need of companionship, he could take her down to the depths of despair. A dyslexic teenager just might unlock new purpose in Glenda's future—-if her association with him doesn't destroy her reputation first. And Suzanne is startled by the strong physical attraction she feels for a handsome stranger, but will she lose everything by giving in to her passion?

Throw in a dose of international intrigue and a dash of theft, and top it off with a Tahitian full moon. Will all three be on the flight home?

This is the second book of the series, "The Women of Lakeshore Drive." Each book stands alone as a complete story while the series follows the lives of three baby boomers over a progression of time.