Rebeca Seitz Boeken

Perfect Piece is a perfectly conceived conclusion to the charming Sisters, Ink series of novels for women. At the heart of each story are four unlikely sisters, each separately adopted into the home of Marilyn and Jack Sinclair where they still meet as adults in their late mother’s attic to work on scrapbook projects and work through life together.The Sinclair sisterhood is about to be rocked from its foundation when Meg—the bedrock sibling most like Momma—collapses with a brain tumor. Surgery removes the invading mass but leaves a sister full of mood swings, depression, anger, and bitterness. Tandy, Kendra, and Joy struggle to find a trace of their formerly happy sister, who always pointed them to life’s positives. Meg’s husband, Jamison, struggles even more. With no idea how to handle the new, unimproved person inhabiting his wife’s body, he finds it too easy to seek solace in the clever conversation of another woman. What none of them realize is that the wisdom they need is already at hand; available

The story explores Jane Sandburg's journey of self-discovery and healing after her divorce, aided by her supportive scrapbooking friends. As she navigates her flourishing career and a budding romance with her neighbor Jake, Jane faces a dilemma when her ex-husband seeks reconciliation. The narrative weaves together the challenges faced by Jane and her friends, including adoption struggles and marital issues, highlighting the strength of friendship and the complexities of moving forward in life.