They are realistic, relatable, and likeable (with the exception of one that is severely emotionally damaged). The Whittiers have been married for many years and have six grown children ranging in age from the 40s to the 20s. One of the reasons why I keep coming back to Danielle Steel's books is because I know how things will turn out.

Now, with a nearly empty nest, it’s easier than ever for the Whittiers to maintain their tradition of a solo romantic “Wintermoon” ski trip.The Whittier siblings find themselves divided on how to handle major family issues, but their love and loyalty to one another shine through, making this a heartwarming story.

As a fan of Danielle Steel for many years, I am always amazed by her deep and emotional writing style. Thank you to NetGalley and Random House Publishing Group - Ballentine for eARC in exchange for an honest review. I appreciated this touching and emotional look at family dynamics, grief, and sibling bonds written in Steel's special style. To summarize, the story follows a total of six siblings and their various storylines in the aftermath of a tragedy (respectfully, I won't divulge the details any further than this for those who decide to read the book).I only give 5 stars to books I would consider reading again, and this latest offering from Danielle Steel fits that criteria as a feel-good, entertaining read. This is a warm, touching novel that reveals the resilience and loving support of a family on the heels of a tragic loss.