The Reunion

Author: Meghan Quinn

The Reunion

Three siblings return home to plan their parents’ fiftieth anniversary celebration, bringing old rivalries, unresolved feelings and three very different romantic entanglements with them.

The Reunion is a warm, funny romance about family, second chances and discovering that growing up does not always mean leaving the past behind.

💬 Why Readers Love It

  • Readers enjoy getting three romance stories in one book, with each sibling bringing a different personality, relationship and emotional journey.
  • The family dynamics are a major highlight, particularly the sibling interactions, old wounds and gradual understanding that develop throughout the story.
  • Reviewers praise the balance of humour and emotional depth, with witty banter, heartfelt moments and characters who feel flawed, relatable and genuine.

$175.00

Description

From USA Today bestselling author Meghan Quinn comes The Reunion, a romantic comedy about three siblings returning home to celebrate their parents’ fiftieth wedding anniversary while navigating love, family and the growing pains of adulthood.

Martin and Peggy Chance have always believed that love should last a lifetime. After nearly fifty years together, they have built the kind of marriage they hoped would inspire their three grown children. Unfortunately, Ford, Cooper and Palmer have not quite followed their example.

Ford, the eldest, has devoted himself to work and insists that romance is not for him. Cooper is still struggling to move beyond his divorce until someone from his past reappears in his life. Palmer, the youngest, is a free-spirited traveller who never imagined herself falling for a handsome small-town doctor.

When the three siblings reunite to plan the ultimate anniversary celebration for their parents, old rivalries, complicated feelings and unexpected romantic entanglements quickly surface.

As the Chance family prepares to celebrate a lasting marriage, Ford, Cooper and Palmer are forced to confront what they want from their own lives and relationships, while coming to terms with the family and childhood they share.

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