Summer Harbor by Susan Wilson

This was your typical beach read.  It was a story about a woman who did not want to confront her past and had been able to escape it for 18 years.  Then her parents decide the beach home needs to be sold and they are not well enough to do it, so she needs to take care of it.  The past gets dredged up, she runs into an old friend and her son brings up many questions that she just does not want to answer but has to confront which makes it hard for her to move forward.  Once you were part way through it was quite predictable.  I was not disappointed with how it ended, I would not have expected it any other way.  A great easy read to just fall into.