The Bistro is nearly ready. The family is still learning. With opening day approaching, Arthur must turn a room full of promise into a restaurant that can actually serve dinner. Eleanor has a career opportunity worth choosing, Leo has a college decision that belongs to him, and Maya has one last perfect family scene she is tempted to arrange. A bad review and an unexpected cost bring familiar habits back into the kitchen. This time, the answer may be smaller promises—and keeping them. By graduation day, Arthur and Eleanor have made space for a private date, a family dessert, and a future neither of them has to perform. The Second First Date concludes the four-book Un-Divorced Experiment with a hopeful second-chance romance about choosing one another while keeping room to be oneself. Read Books 1–3 first.
The Bistro is nearly ready. The family is still learning. With opening day approaching, Arthur must turn a room full of promise into a restaurant that can actually serve dinner. Eleanor has a career opportunity worth choosing, Leo has a college decision that belongs to him, and Maya has one last ...