The Gin Sisters' Promise: The most emotional and heart-warming read to curl up with, from the Kindle #1 bestselling author

Enjoyed reading this little gem, family fallout and hurt feelings between sisters. Brought for holiday read and was perfect, characters felt real

What a lovely warm read, full of interest and love.

Reading this book was such a wonderful experience, I feel sad that it's come to an end! Lovely characters and a beautiful setting, three sisters working through the wreck of their former lives, to create new ones, full of love and hopefulness - superb!

I needed a heartwarming & well written story to get me through tough times & escape into a warm, cosy place. Faith Hogan delivered. I enjoyed the story from three characters perspectives and knowing, from the write, there'd be a happy ending. I enjoyed "the how" or the journey of getting there. Good, credible & fallible characters unfolding and growing through the story. Great situational descriptions that create scenes: villages, buildings, landscapes for the reader to breathe and smell, hear, see and touchDefinitely looking forward to reading more from Faith. I'd recommend this book to anyone needing a gentle, well told story to restore them during tumultuous reality or needing to pause from life's stressors.

This is the 1st book i read from her...read the book nearly in a day love how 3 sisters have troubles in there private lives and come 2 gether for for ther dad buriel but wont admit 2 each other they have troubles in there lives..angry resentment jealously in there between the sisters...but love how they had big row and all cleared the air ans talked 2 each other about what happening in there lives..and all friends now..well done faith lovely book..couldnt put it down...

This book is an easy read - great for taking on holiday. Family story with a happy ending

Inspiring story feels as ifit could be a true story.I would recommend this book to all my friends and family

This was a wonderful read, I didn't want it to end. The store mind's us that sibling relationships are the most complicated we ever have.

A wonderful story showing how we can picture others lives knowing very little of the reality. Also full of hope when given the chance you can truly rewrite your story. One must be able to truly take an honest look at themselves and forgive and be forgiven.

Another wonderful purchase for my Kindle reader. Easy reading with wonderful characters and another book to get lost in. Just another great book that should be made into a movie.

Very enjoyable read!

This was such a wonderful story - easy to read, fantastic characters and I highly recommend 😎Another great story by Faith Hogan

When Georgie, Iris, and Nola were just children, their mother died. In an attempt to console their youngest sister, Georgie and Iris promise Nola that they will always be there for each other, no matter what. As the sisters grew older they naturally became more independent of each other. However, as is normal in all families, there were some major disagreements and words said that should have never been uttered. Add in a series of misunderstandings and the sisters no longer speak to each other and seldom, if ever, visit or call their father.Fast forward a couple of decades and the three estranged sisters' late father's will stipulates that the trio has six months to make an attempt to repair their tattered and shattered relationship before they can claim their inheritance. He tried even after his death to heal his fractured family.Reunited back in the family home in a small Irish town, tempers flare, misunderstandings continue, and at times if seems as if their resentments escalate. Can Georgie, Iris, and Nola put aside their differences? Will they ever actually talk through their initial disagreements and learn to move forward? Are they able to put family before pride and resentment?Faith Hogan tells an engaging tale and makes the characters quite realistic. I've read a few reviews that bring out the continued arguing and miscommunicating between the sisters but I found that to be realistic since some people cannot listen to another's thoughts/opinions without taking offense in real life, let alone a novel. Despite what some of the naysayers feel, I think this is definitely worth reading and it would make a great book club read.