This was my first time reading this author and I'm a fan. Butterfly Room packs a number of subplots into one story, which kept me reading. Although some of it needed a bit of "willing suspension of disbelief," it wasn't so far-fetched that I didn't enjoy it thoroughly. In my book discussion there were comments about how Posy could have not understood some things. True, but there are people who go through life never looking very deeply and Posy did have so many trials to deal with that compartmentalization was necessary. Well-written.
I did receive this book for free from NetGalley through BookMovement in return for joining the book discussion and writing a review.

Posy has lived in Admiral House for most of her life...as a child and as a wife and mother.?

Turning 70 has her thinking about the work it takes to maintain her beloved home, and she needs to make a decision about what to do with it.??

We go back and forth in Posey’s life from her childhood to her adult life.

We also see that her two sons are totally opposite. Sam is a fly by night and Nick is successful.??

Her sons are at odds about their mother selling their childhood home and Posey is again in the middle. ??

THE BUTTERFLY ROOM has old houses, family, love, and secrets. ??

This book is an enjoyable, cozy read with characters that you will love as much as the book’s story line. ??

If you need an uplifting read, you will want to put THE BUTTERFLY ROOM on your reading list. 5/5??

This book was given to me by the publisher, BookMovement, and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.