This novel of friendships and flirtations is "[a] hilarious, heartwarming, and often irreverent look at senior living in small-town America" (Booklist, starred review).

Cupid is running rampant in Cayboo Creek, South Carolina, and all the Bottom Dollar Girls have been struck dizzy with his arrows . . . When heartthrob Brewster Clark returns to town, both Birdie and Mavis are angling for his affections, threatening their long-term friendship.

Ever-so-proper Gracie Tobias meets Rusty, the dreamy doctor of her dreams, but soon discovers he's actually a blue-collar duct doctor. Will their wildly different social positions drive a wedge between them? Meanwhile, Elizabeth is trying to put the sizzle back to her marriage—and not even octogenarian Attalee is immune to love's siren call. She gets engaged and plans a wild bachelorette party and steamy honeymoon.

Traveling love's rocky road keeps the Bottom Dollar Girls asking, "Is it ever too late for moons and Junes?" Through much laughter and a few tears, the girls discover that the answer is a resounding no . . .

"Bless her heart, she's done it again. Karin Gillespie's latest installment of the Bottom Dollar Girls series is a fun, breezy read. As tried and true as ham biscuits at a senior center potluck . . . the book reminds us of what's important just as often as it entertains." —Durham Herald-Sun