3.5 stars.
This was the redemption of David book. David did a number of hurtful and selfish things when he was with Janey, but in this book, he acknowledged them and seemed to understand why he did them. I think it all comes down to the fact that sometimes a relationship is not the "right" relationship. The fact that he came clean with Daisy gave him points in his favor, but I'm not sure I would have move forward as fast as she did.

David and Daisy didn't have the kind of chemistry like Blaine and Tiffany, or even Mac and Maddie. They were sweet. They seemed to need each other in order to move past their issues.

As usual, there were a number of things going on at the same time with previous characters. Isn't that how it is in life? Friends and family sometimes moving from one crisis to another and trying to support each other through the good and bad. Seems as though that is what Gansett Island is all about.