What can I say? It was clean. It was light. It was not objectionable. It repeated itself a lot and dragged on. It also will not be memorable. Also, every time I hear "follow your heart" I get annoyed, so I was annoyed a lot. And wouldn't that have been an anachronistic thing to say in the late 1800's? And then the author would have the characters tell each other, "Pray and do what the Lord wants you to do. Follow your heart." Ahem, usually our hearts lead us away from God and into selfish desires. At least mine does. I did learn, though, that New York's rich had summer residences in the Adirondacks at the turn of the century. They were really camps, complete with a lodge, cabins for guests, and a large dining room where meals were served.