Summer days at the beach and dinner with friends on Saturday night help sisters Marley and Abigail Pakula forget their pain for just a moment. But can they forgive? A simple question marks the beginning of a journey the two women must take if they are able to move on with their lives. The road to forgiveness ends up being more difficult than they thought possible, but in the end, they are triumphant.

"The way each of them deals with the disappointment arising from [their] relationships is totally different and ends up with each of them going from heartache, to exhilaration, to tragedy and then to reconciliation with important people in their lives. It is a wonderful book, with emotional ups and downs and you just want to jump into the story and try to help them all out at times."

Have a box of tissues handy, just in case. Someone Like You is about the kind of love that is possible in a family, in spite of the pain and dysfunction of its origins.