A Million Little Things (Mischief Bay)

Oh my goodness! This book ended too soon! I truly felt Jen’s pain and distress as a new mother, this story line was so poignantly written. As a middle aged reader, I completely identified with Pam as she explores a new relationship. Finally, reading about Zoe and her life as she struggles with ending one relationship and tentatively starting anew was so enjoyable! I felt like I could call Pam and meet for coffee as we discussed Jen and Zoe. Susan Mallery has never disappointed me and with this book again, I was completely enthralled from the beginning and hated to read the last page! Well done!!

Even though I was sad to say good-bye to Fool’s Gold, I took comfort that Susan Mallery was still writing. And she was branching out from romance only to some compelling women’s fiction.

Mallery’s Mischief Bay series is definitely less romance, more women’s fiction. Mischief Bay has many things in common with Fool’s Gold. The warmth and humor for starters. But there are some major differences too.

Mischief Bay has heart and sunshine, but no over-the-top characters like Eddie and Gladys from Fool’s Gold. There are still businesses with fun names, but no all-knowing Mayor Marsha.

A MILLION LITTLE THINGS has characters both new and familiar. We met Pam in THE GIRLS OF MISCHIEF BAY. She’s now been widowed for two years. Her daughter Jen is dealing with her eighteen-month-old son who won’t talk and she can’t get anyone to believe her that something is wrong. Jen and her best friend Zoe have been drifting apart since Jen’s been so wrapped up in Jack. Zoe’s recently single and alone. So alone that when she was accidentally locked in her attic, she was afraid she’d die up there and no one would find her body for weeks.

Zoe decides to make some changes in her life and, after a gentle nudge from Pam, begins dating Pam’s son and Jen’s brother, Brian. Jen’s anxiety worsens, not just about Jack’s speech. Her husband is a cop and she worries about him too. Pam is happy, but also intrigued and flattered when Zoe’s father expresses interest in her. She agrees to dinner, but tells him she doesn’t date. Which surprises him, since they are on a date.

I enjoyed this a lot. The characters are people I feel like I either know already or I would enjoy getting to know them. If you like small town women’s fiction with humor and romance, (and really–who doesn’t??) then I know you’ll love Mischief Bay and A MILLION LITTLE THINGS.

Each book in the Mischief Bay series can stand alone. Some characters have encores, but nothing in the new stories will spoil it if you go back and read an earlier book.

I love this series and highly recommend it and this book.

I received a free copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. Done!

Loved this book and the series. Once again, there are good friends who are there for each other but not without some controversy at times. The three characters in this book each have their distinct story but impact each other. From being a protective mother, over protective mother and an alone mother to be to becoming a good friend, they all three learn to love and accept each other and support each other.

A Million Little Things returns the reader to Mischief Bay, and brings back one of the characters from the first book in this series. Mallery has written a book with three wonderful women, all going through some very difficult times. Some are handling them with more grace than others, but the reader gets to journey with them and because of their flaws, the characters seem real! A great series...but this book will stand on its own!

I love reading Susan Mallery's stories because they contain it all: love, friendships, real life. What mother hasn't obsessed about their child at one point or another? In this book you see this happen at different levels: a parent and a small child, a parent and an adult child. Life has struggles and Susan tells a compelling tale including those struggles, she writes things we can all relate to at some point.

This is the third book of this series, can be read without reading others but encourage you read them.
Loved this book. It's about a mother, her daughter & their friend, it's a great story about their relationships with their family, the men in their lives & themselves. You will laugh,cry & root for them to work things out. I highly recommend this book & any book by Susan Mallery.

If the title of this book doesn't give an idea of what this book is about, nothing will. Each character is trying to cope and deal with their own little things. And, as they react and deal with each other, hard truths are discovered about themselves. The journey's these characters go on prove to make themselves, and their individual relationships stronger. Such a good read! I wish I lived in a place like Mischief Bay!

A Million Little Things- This book had some of my emotions all over the place. At times I thought that one of the main characters was very judgemental, but would I have been as Judgemental if I was in her place? Someone you have always thought was reasonable becomes totally un-reasonable. This happens with more than one character in this book. And I just wanted to reach in the book and hug Zoe. Trying to do what is right.

I usually like her books, but every person in this book was a caricature. You have the overly cautious helicopter mom, the meddling and narrow minded mom, the stoic husband, the playboy, the older man of the world, etc. The only characters I liked were Steven and Zoe.

I really enjoyed this book. It was not too heavy of a read and I read it almost nonstop! I could relate to the many different life stages the characters where in and it gave me insight to the ones I have not experienced yet. It is the believable stories that make the book good and relatable. I find myself talking about the characters and sharing their stories to my friends.

A Million Little Things is a book that Susan Mallery once again shows how friendship enriches the lives of women. The women in this book Zoe, Pam and Jen are women who many of us know. They make us laugh, they encourage us and they even frustrate us. I love the fact that the women in this book aren’t perfect. I found myself wanting to laugh with the women, hug them and even yell at them a couple of times. The women in this series have strengths, weaknesses, they make mistakes and they survive. Most of all they value each other.

Loved the book again another good one. Zoe, Jen and Pam mom of Jen are all friends. They have some differences and are able to overcome them. Pam likes Zoe's dad, but there are problems with that. Girls have been friends also. Zoe breaks up with boyfriend, and then see's Jen's brother. Jen is over protective of her child. All leads to a wonderful ending and shows how things usually turn out for the good. Love it.

I have read the entire Mischief Bay series to date and this was my favorite so far! All of the characters were relatable and real, with Zoe and Pam having doubts and hang ups just like we all do! You can pick this book up and fly through it because you want to see how it will turn out, you can't just automatically assume that the girl and boy will end up happily ever after! Susan Mallery is one of my favorite authors and I really haven't been disappointed with any of her books.

In "A Million Little Things" Susan Mallery, as always, keeps the reader hooked through all the twists and turns in the complications of life between three friends. There are issues that threaten to tear these friends and family apart. Readers will enjoy the journey. This book is part of the Mischief Bay series but can also be read as a stand alone.

I loved it! For me, this book was about relationships. Parent/child, lover/lover, friend/friend. It was about the way that relationships sometimes can force you to change. At times those changes are healthy and at other times, not so much. I loved these characters. I wanted them all to have a HEA. You should definitely take the time to read this story.

A Million Little Things by Susan Mallery is the newest woman's fiction book by the author. As in her other woman fictions books this one also has three characters with story lines of their own that overlap with each other. I enjoy Susan's Mallery's style of writing and am a long time fan. This book was just ok for me . The stories were interesting but not gripping. For Susan fans it is a good read but not her best.

There are a lot of people involved in this story. It can become confusing, much like real life. The story covers a wide variety of emotions. Especially with so many personalities. Can be an engrossing story.

Susan Mallery has a way of making you feel at home in her books. I absolutely love her writing style! There is always someone in her books that you can relate to no matter your age. You will find humor - must for me! Also you will see real struggles and how they find the strength to figure out this new life. Life is constantly changing and she deals with the little twists and turns well. I love the feeling of family and the love that you are left with. Oh and you may lose some sleep staying up to finish the book but it is worth it! Happy reading.

This book is a great addition to the Mischief Bay series. It centers around three women, Jen, Zoe and Pam. Their lives are intertwined but each have issues and problems of their own. Each trying to deal with issues that could destroy their friendship but trying very hard not to let it. I look forward to reading more in this series.

I always enjoy reading anything by Susan Mallery, and I was not disappointed with reading this book. I thoroughly enjoyed the characters and what each had to go through for themselves and their significant others, as well as their family. I will say the animals almost stole the show, so to speak. I hope we see how the relationships grow throughout future books.

All her characters are real and believable. They have struggles similar to what we go through and each book has at least one happy ending. I hope she keeps us up to date on what's happening with Jen & Kirk, Steven & Zoe, Pam & Miguel and Lucas (sigh). He's ripe for a serious romance. I've enjoyed every Susan Mallery book I've ever read and if you could see my Kindle list - how many that is - you would understand what an amazing writer she is.

Susan Mallery writes a very heartfelt story in which the I as the reader felt I was in the story. The story is realistic- the worry and stress of a first time parent, a mom of adult children who wants the best for her children- if it is misguided and hurts rather than helps, and of a woman who is trying to find herself. I really enjoyed this story as I can relate to it and I highly encourage you to read it and form your own opinion- the time it takes to read with be worth it!

Loved this book. This book touched on many interesting topics, unexpected pregnancy, widows in new relationships and anxiety in women. Susan Mallery did a great job dealing with these difficult issues in a humorous and insightful way. The characters are extremely well developed and the pace is great. I did not want to put the book down. This book is part of a series, but can easily be read as a stand alone.

I loved this book. It was fun to catch up with Pam, even though I was a little disappointed with her reaction to Zoe's situation. I loved Miguel. There was a lot going on, as usual. I enjoyed Zoe and Steven's story. And Pam & Miguel getting to know each other. Jen was harder for me to relate to, but I was rooting for her to relax and enjoy her baby and her marriage. I thought there was something for everyone.

Susan Mallery's "A Million Little Things" is a great read! I really enjoyed this book. It is so interesting to see the characters interact and the story unfold. You can almost always find something or someone to relate to in Mallery's books, and this book is no exception. You can read this as a stand-alone book, but the first two books in the Mischief Bay series may give you more background about a few of the characters and are fantastic too!

‘A Million Little Things’
This is a story about friends that become family.
Susan Mallery has started a new series with her new town of Mischief Bay. She starts the series with ‘The Girls of Mischief Bay’ & ‘The Friends We Keep’. She continues with ‘A Million Little Things’.

I like this series as Susan Mallery returns the main characters to continue their stories. Pam has lost her husband in ‘The girls of Mischief Bay’ & this book shows her again as a main character. Along with Zoe & Jen we are part of a new blending of a family.

Oh my goodness! This book ended too soon! I truly felt Jen’s pain and distress as a new mother, this story line was so poignantly written. As a middle aged reader, I completely identified with Pam as she explores a new relationship. Finally, reading about Zoe and her life as she struggles with ending one relationship and tentatively starting anew was so enjoyable! I felt like I could call Pam and meet for coffee as we discussed Jen and Zoe. Susan Mallery has never disappointed me and with this book again, I was completely enthralled from the beginning and hated to read the last page! Well done!!

Even though I was sad to say good-bye to Fool’s Gold, I took comfort that Susan Mallery was still writing. And she was branching out from romance only to some compelling women’s fiction.

Mallery’s Mischief Bay series is definitely less romance, more women’s fiction. Mischief Bay has many things in common with Fool’s Gold. The warmth and humor for starters. But there are some major differences too.

Mischief Bay has heart and sunshine, but no over-the-top characters like Eddie and Gladys from Fool’s Gold. There are still businesses with fun names, but no all-knowing Mayor Marsha.

A MILLION LITTLE THINGS has characters both new and familiar. We met Pam in THE GIRLS OF MISCHIEF BAY. She’s now been widowed for two years. Her daughter Jen is dealing with her eighteen-month-old son who won’t talk and she can’t get anyone to believe her that something is wrong. Jen and her best friend Zoe have been drifting apart since Jen’s been so wrapped up in Jack. Zoe’s recently single and alone. So alone that when she was accidentally locked in her attic, she was afraid she’d die up there and no one would find her body for weeks.

Zoe decides to make some changes in her life and, after a gentle nudge from Pam, begins dating Pam’s son and Jen’s brother, Brian. Jen’s anxiety worsens, not just about Jack’s speech. Her husband is a cop and she worries about him too. Pam is happy, but also intrigued and flattered when Zoe’s father expresses interest in her. She agrees to dinner, but tells him she doesn’t date. Which surprises him, since they are on a date.

I enjoyed this a lot. The characters are people I feel like I either know already or I would enjoy getting to know them. If you like small town women’s fiction with humor and romance, (and really–who doesn’t??) then I know you’ll love Mischief Bay and A MILLION LITTLE THINGS.

Each book in the Mischief Bay series can stand alone. Some characters have encores, but nothing in the new stories will spoil it if you go back and read an earlier book.

I love this series and highly recommend it and this book.

I received a free copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. Done!

Loved this book and the series. Once again, there are good friends who are there for each other but not without some controversy at times. The three characters in this book each have their distinct story but impact each other. From being a protective mother, over protective mother and an alone mother to be to becoming a good friend, they all three learn to love and accept each other and support each other.

A Million Little Things returns the reader to Mischief Bay, and brings back one of the characters from the first book in this series. Mallery has written a book with three wonderful women, all going through some very difficult times. Some are handling them with more grace than others, but the reader gets to journey with them and because of their flaws, the characters seem real! A great series...but this book will stand on its own!

I love reading Susan Mallery's stories because they contain it all: love, friendships, real life. What mother hasn't obsessed about their child at one point or another? In this book you see this happen at different levels: a parent and a small child, a parent and an adult child. Life has struggles and Susan tells a compelling tale including those struggles, she writes things we can all relate to at some point.

This is the third book of this series, can be read without reading others but encourage you read them.
Loved this book. It's about a mother, her daughter & their friend, it's a great story about their relationships with their family, the men in their lives & themselves. You will laugh,cry & root for them to work things out. I highly recommend this book & any book by Susan Mallery.

If the title of this book doesn't give an idea of what this book is about, nothing will. Each character is trying to cope and deal with their own little things. And, as they react and deal with each other, hard truths are discovered about themselves. The journey's these characters go on prove to make themselves, and their individual relationships stronger. Such a good read! I wish I lived in a place like Mischief Bay!

The novel was well written and edited, but the concept of Jack, the first born, not talking seemed far-flung, as Jen's anxiety filled life of unrealistic expectations and events. She seriously needed to get back into the work force and expand her social circle. Pamela' s reaction was unexpected, and uncalled for. Glad she came around! Quick Summer read!
06/11/17

A Million Little Things- This book had some of my emotions all over the place. At times I thought that one of the main characters was very judgemental, but would I have been as Judgemental if I was in her place? Someone you have always thought was reasonable becomes totally un-reasonable. This happens with more than one character in this book. And I just wanted to reach in the book and hug Zoe. Trying to do what is right.

I usually like her books, but every person in this book was a caricature. You have the overly cautious helicopter mom, the meddling and narrow minded mom, the stoic husband, the playboy, the older man of the world, etc. The only characters I liked were Steven and Zoe.

I really enjoyed this book. It was not too heavy of a read and I read it almost nonstop! I could relate to the many different life stages the characters where in and it gave me insight to the ones I have not experienced yet. It is the believable stories that make the book good and relatable. I find myself talking about the characters and sharing their stories to my friends.

A Million Little Things is a book that Susan Mallery once again shows how friendship enriches the lives of women. The women in this book Zoe, Pam and Jen are women who many of us know. They make us laugh, they encourage us and they even frustrate us. I love the fact that the women in this book aren’t perfect. I found myself wanting to laugh with the women, hug them and even yell at them a couple of times. The women in this series have strengths, weaknesses, they make mistakes and they survive. Most of all they value each other.

Loved the book again another good one. Zoe, Jen and Pam mom of Jen are all friends. They have some differences and are able to overcome them. Pam likes Zoe's dad, but there are problems with that. Girls have been friends also. Zoe breaks up with boyfriend, and then see's Jen's brother. Jen is over protective of her child. All leads to a wonderful ending and shows how things usually turn out for the good. Love it.

I have read the entire Mischief Bay series to date and this was my favorite so far! All of the characters were relatable and real, with Zoe and Pam having doubts and hang ups just like we all do! You can pick this book up and fly through it because you want to see how it will turn out, you can't just automatically assume that the girl and boy will end up happily ever after! Susan Mallery is one of my favorite authors and I really haven't been disappointed with any of her books.

In "A Million Little Things" Susan Mallery, as always, keeps the reader hooked through all the twists and turns in the complications of life between three friends. There are issues that threaten to tear these friends and family apart. Readers will enjoy the journey. This book is part of the Mischief Bay series but can also be read as a stand alone.

I loved it! For me, this book was about relationships. Parent/child, lover/lover, friend/friend. It was about the way that relationships sometimes can force you to change. At times those changes are healthy and at other times, not so much. I loved these characters. I wanted them all to have a HEA. You should definitely take the time to read this story.

A Million Little Things by Susan Mallery is the newest woman's fiction book by the author. As in her other woman fictions books this one also has three characters with story lines of their own that overlap with each other. I enjoy Susan's Mallery's style of writing and am a long time fan. This book was just ok for me . The stories were interesting but not gripping. For Susan fans it is a good read but not her best.

There are a lot of people involved in this story. It can become confusing, much like real life. The story covers a wide variety of emotions. Especially with so many personalities. Can be an engrossing story.

Another winner for Susan Mallery and the Mischief Bay series. This book really pulled at my emotion. One minute I was laughing, the next I was mad and upset. Mother, daughter and daughter's best friend find themselves in a dilemma when best friend starts dating brother/son and finds out she is pregnant with another man's child. Friendship is put to the test as these 3 women struggle to understand and accept each other.

Susan Mallery has a way of making you feel at home in her books. I absolutely love her writing style! There is always someone in her books that you can relate to no matter your age. You will find humor - must for me! Also you will see real struggles and how they find the strength to figure out this new life. Life is constantly changing and she deals with the little twists and turns well. I love the feeling of family and the love that you are left with. Oh and you may lose some sleep staying up to finish the book but it is worth it! Happy reading.

This book is a great addition to the Mischief Bay series. It centers around three women, Jen, Zoe and Pam. Their lives are intertwined but each have issues and problems of their own. Each trying to deal with issues that could destroy their friendship but trying very hard not to let it. I look forward to reading more in this series.

Another great Mischief Bay book!! I loved this book because it mentions my town and towns around me. I just want to say come on over and visit me :) it's great to revisit old friends and meet new ones! Another great book from Susan Mallery!! I received this book in exchange of my honest opinion! Go buy it now! :)

I recommend A Million Little Things to anyone who enjoys stories about friendship and family. The book follows the intertwined lives and problems of three women, unmarried Zoe, anxious new mom, Jen, and Pam-Jen’s widowed mom. Each of the women face life-changing decisions, but the tone remains warm-hearted and romantic.
I received a promotional copy in exchange for an honest review.

I always enjoy reading anything by Susan Mallery, and I was not disappointed with reading this book. I thoroughly enjoyed the characters and what each had to go through for themselves and their significant others, as well as their family. I will say the animals almost stole the show, so to speak. I hope we see how the relationships grow throughout future books.

What a delightful book, I was drawn in t the story and could not put it down. Three friends dealing with lifes up and downs the best way they can. The characters are determined and strong as they strive to overcome obstacles in their paths. Great friendships are something to cherish! Loved this book, don't miss it!

I really enjoyed this book! I don't usually have a lot of patience with multi story line books, but Mallery has a real nack for getting them right. The lationships between the three women was well efined and I liked how they evolved throughout the book. This book was very well written, making it well worth the wait! Susan Mallery is just a great author.

The new Susan Mallery is definitely chick lit. Back to Mischief Bay where we get a closer look at Pam and her children Jen and Steven along with Jen's best friend Zoe. The relationships have their trials and tribulations with feel good and Aha moments throughout. Would have liked more than just the brief glimpse at characters from previous books (Shannon and Nikki). Fast read.

Poor Zoe breaks up with her boyfriend, gets locked in her attic, and meets a new man. Pam sets her up with her son, and then wants to be ark them up, all while seeing Zoe's dad. Jen, Zoe's friend is obsessed with being the perfect mommy, and is falling apart. Great book can't wait to see what the next book is.

I give this book a five because I had a hard time putting it down. I just wanted to see what was going to happen next. I love all the characters. The book show family drama, how the family works through it to come to great ending. Susan Mallory is wonderful author.

Normally I love Susan Mallery books, but I only thought this one was so-so. The characters from her earlier two books seemed a lot more flat and unrealistic than in previous books and Zoe, a new character, was too much...too unrealistic, too volatile, too idiotic and dramatic. I give it three stars only because there are a couple secondary characters that I like. Personally, if you haven't read it and like other Susan Mallery books, don't bother.

Susan has the ability to drawn you into the characters and their lives. Her characters face real issues that could happen to any of us. I loved how the book centered on more then just the two main characters and made it a family affair. Truly an enjoyable ready and can't wait to see what Susan comes out with next.

This is another excellent book by Susan Mallery. It is about 3 women; a widowed mother, her married daughter with a young son, and the daughter’s best friend. Each has problems they are dealing with in their lives, but they all work through them and come out on the other side happy and healthy.

I really enjoyed this book a lot. The work it takes to hold friendships together is sometimes monumental and sometimes what you think is just a friendship can turn into the most wonderful thing in the world to you-yep, your true love. Susan Mallery has done a masterful job on this one and it hits close to home for me.

Susan Mallery weaves friends and family together to create a wonderful story in A Million Little Things. Each character is at a different stage in their lives and it's great to see how they interact and overcome adversity. Lots of romance, love, and second chances. A must read!

Wow! I'm sad to see this series is ending with book. But what a great read this book was. We see some of the other couples from the first two books plus some new ones. Susan Mallery hits it out the park with everything she writes but the bond between best friends is the greatest!

I’ve really enjoyed the Mischief Bay series. This book was a great addition but I didn’t like it as much as the others. I just wasn’t drawn into the characters as much as in the previous books. However, it was still good!

Great book in the series. I feel like I have known the characters forever.

I am left wondering how things work out for Zoe, Pam and Jen. Do they all get their HEA? Thank you Susan for another wonderful story.

Susan Mallery writes another fabulous, humorous, and heartfelt story. Mallory has the ability to write humorous scenes that are Laugh out Loud funny! She does a great job of entwining those scenes with the deep emotional scenes that it keeps you wanting more...

Susan Mallery has written another great story about friends who live in Mischief Bay. There's romance and twists that surprised me. This is the third in the series about Mischief Bay but it doesn't matter if you've read the first two or not. It stands by itself.

I enjoyed the book. I realized I am the same age as Pam, but could relate to all the female characters. I thought I knew what would happen between the characters, but was surprised by the unexpected twists and turns. All these twists and turns in the storyline kept me involved and intrigued in the outcome and made me want to read faster, so i could see what was going to happen. I am sad that I finished. I am ready to move to Mischief Bay.

This book is about growing and learning and most of all Love ❤️...Growing up is hard to do no matter whether you are 30 or in your sixties. Letting your children make their own mistakes is something we as parents always have to work on.

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Interesting book that grabs your attention quickly. The several story lines are nicely intertwined and allow for anticipation for what is going to happen. A great story and I look forward to what could happen in the next book.

An absolute must read! I love how Susan Mallery grabs her readers and keeps them hooked for more! Its amazing how realistic she keeps her characters, I never feel like I am reading something someone made up, they are always very realistic and relatable. When I finished the book I felt as though I had witnessed this story in real life. Pick up a copy today and I promise youll be hooked!

Every book I read by Susan Mallery makes me fall in love a little more! This book is part of the Mischief Bay series so we got to visit past characters, but this can be read as a stand alone. I definitely reccommend this book and series!

I am a diehard Susan Mallery fan and I like to read anything that is written by her this book was just as great as any of her other stories. I loved seeing how these 3 women's relationships changed from the beginning to the end of the book.

This was another wonderful book by Susan Mallery. While this book is fiction, the issues and situations in the book are relatable to real life. While it is not necessary in order to read this book, reading previous Mischief Bay books can help enhance your understanding of some of the characters in this book.

I am a big fan of Susan Mallery. I love her women's fiction, I adored the Fool's Gold series and I can't wait for Happily, Inc. That said, this was not my favorite story. It seemed to drag and while I just wanted to finish the book, I was in no hurry to do so.

I just loved this book. I've been a fan of Susan's for years, but her Women's Lit books from the past few years are my favorite. There is just something that I connect with in these characters. I learn something new about myself every time a new one comes out.

This new story showed how are characters dealt with obstacles that appeared in their path. Family bonds and friendship bonds are put to the test.
Great read Ms. Mallery.

***given an ARC in exchange for honest review***

Susan Mallery just writes a good book. I've said it before. She gets the human psyche and writes about it very well. If I didn't know better, I'd say she's a psychologist. It's always a good read when you read one of her books!!

The stories of Mischief bay continues in this book, A Million Little Things. The stories focuses on trials and tribulations of relationships between friends and family. Once I started reading this book, I could not put it down. The book is extremely well written, drawing you in right from the start.

This is a story about letting go and control. Susan has giving each of her characters at least one issue with these traits. The story has some twists and turns as well as a great message. It's a wonderful realistic view of life.

Another complex book full of emotions from Susan Mallery. Zoe, Pam, and Jen are 3 women with a busy life full of complications. The complications and events in these 3 women lives will bring you tears and laughter in a span of a page! I highly recommend this book for an enjoyable and thoughtful read!

Friendships are made of million different things.
Our friendships help with everyday life.
Susan Mallery brings this home in the third installment of the Mischief Bay series. Wonderful and a must have in your library.

I was impressed with this book. The storyline was current and the characters were strong. The three women each at a different point in their lives had issues to work through. I enjoying the Mischief Bay series.

I won this book from a Face Book contest.
And once I started to read it I couldn't put it down. It was a very exciting book as families lives intersected . How love and romance was combined.
This is my first Susan Mallery book and look forward to checking out some more.
I loved the story line and how she added bits of humor. Just a fantastic book.

I really, really liked this book. It not only has romance but it has relationships, friendships, and so much more. Susan Mallery never disappoints me. I can rely on her for a wonderful story every time. I recommend this book to anyone who wants a great story.

I loved this book,I couldn't wait to finish it, and then was disappointed when it was done! I can't wait till the next book in the series to find out what happens to all the characters but especially Lucas!!

Mallery's characters seem so real that you wish you could voice your own opinions to them on the matter of family relationships, love, and friendships as written about in this novel. This story keeps you guessing to the end, which is a sign of a good book.

I hadn't read Susan Mallery in some time and when I started to read this book, I realized that was dumb on my part. This is one of the author's best books. I loved it.

*Received book as a gift*

A thought-provoking, yet witty, story that shows not only does the world throw obstacles in our path that we need the strength to overcome, but we also create our own stumbling blocks. Also, thanks to Ms. Mallery, my sons and I are now the owners of air fryers, and my granddaughter has been gifted a B. Woofer guitar.

Susan Mallery has a way of bringing you into the storyline and keeping you there. This is taking us back to Mischief Bay and all that goes on there. Three story lines will keep you completely involved in the lives of everyone. Highly recommended to all who love Susan's novels.

Another Susan Mallery story I just couldn't put down. One of my favorite things about Susan Mallery is her character development, she pulls me in and I become attached to her characters. In a world of so much stress, I love my mini vacations in her world.

Susan Mallery wrote another moving story in her Mischief Bay series. Once I started reading I couldn’t put it down. She once again combined stories about different generations and she also includes characters from the earlier books. I always want more and look forward to Susan’s upcoming books.

Susan Mallery does it everytime she writes a new book. You're given characters that have to deal with strong family dynamics and difficult life issues, but also with love and friendships. I would recommend this book to whoever is in the need of a great read.

For me A Million Little Things was not a fun read. The changes in Jen was extreme and felt unrealistic .Pam's personality change dramatic and not for the good. Also not enough places that made me laugh .Was hoping for something more light hearted.

I am never disappointed with one of Susan Mallery's books. the characters were strong, independent women with a soft side. This book was a definite page turner and definitely one to share with your girlfriends. definite 5 stars.

Continuing the story of Mischief Bay, this book touches on things that Susan Mallory hasn't written about yet. She tells the struggle of three women in very different stages of their lives. Every woman reading this book will be able to relate to at least one of them. I've missed Fools Gold but I'm starting to love Mischief Bay!

I just adore you Susan. You're one of my favorite authors but this book is exhausting!
The characters are lovely as always, your setting descriptions are vivid. I just can't get comfortable and dig into a couple. Having a tough time...still won't put it down. ?

Susan Mallery has written another outstanding story!! It was full of friendships and families and something we can all relate to at a point in our lives. This is by far my favorite in The Girls of Mischief Bay series!!!

Another great addition to the story of Mischief Bay. I love the women in this series so it's so nice to catch up with them again. A great story about friendships and about the hardships that happen along the way. I don't want this series to end!

A great read...I always enjoy Susan's books and continue to love that she ties in characters from other books into current ones. This one is full of family dynamics and acceptance. Definitely worth the read!

We are back in Mischief Bay with Pam, Jen, and Zoe. This story has more Zoe, but continues with Pam and Jen's stories. I finished this story in one day, I couldn't put it down I needed to know what happened next until I finished.

A great addition to the Mischief Bay series. I wish there would have been more characters from the previous book mentioned but still very engrossing and enjoyable. I hope more books in this series will be written.

Susan Mallery does a great job developing her characters although in one or two places I felt the character's reaction seemed a bit off their developed traits. However, the story line flowed nicely and once again gives us a great feel good ending.

A Million Little Things is a great story. I really enjoyed reading this and as a matter of fact I finished it in two days. This story has it all, it made me mad, sad and happy!! I would recommend that you read this book!!

I just do not enjoy the Mischief Bay series. Full of unlikeable characters, and these books seem to be missing something. This is the only Mallery series I have disliked, and I'm looking forward to "You Say It First". I'm done with Mischief Bay.

This story takes us back to Mischief Bay and the lives of Zoe, Pam, and Jen. This book delves more into Zoe's life and what a web it weaves. Not to say we don't also keep up with Pam and Jen and all that goes on with them and their lives and this trilogy wraps up nicely.

Even if you have not read the first two books in this series you will not be lost as this could be read as a standalone but why would you want to.

‘A Million Little Things’
This is a story about friends that become family.
Susan Mallery has started a new series with her new town of Mischief Bay. She starts the series with ‘The Girls of Mischief Bay’ & ‘The Friends We Keep’. She continues with ‘A Million Little Things’.

I like this series as Susan Mallery returns the main characters to continue their stories. Pam has lost her husband in ‘The girls of Mischief Bay’ & this book shows her again as a main character. Along with Zoe & Jen we are part of a new blending of a family.

Another winner for Susan Mallery and the Mischief Bay series. This book really pulled at my emotion. One minute I was laughing, the next I was mad and upset. Mother, daughter and daughter's best friend find themselves in a dilemma when best friend starts dating brother/son and finds out she is pregnant with another man's child. Friendship is put to the test as these 3 women struggle to understand and accept each other.

Another great Mischief Bay book!! I loved this book because it mentions my town and towns around me. I just want to say come on over and visit me :) it's great to revisit old friends and meet new ones! Another great book from Susan Mallery!! I received this book in exchange of my honest opinion! Go buy it now! :)

I recommend A Million Little Things to anyone who enjoys stories about friendship and family. The book follows the intertwined lives and problems of three women, unmarried Zoe, anxious new mom, Jen, and Pam-Jen’s widowed mom. Each of the women face life-changing decisions, but the tone remains warm-hearted and romantic.
I received a promotional copy in exchange for an honest review.

Susan Mallery weaves friends and family together to create a wonderful story in A Million Little Things. Each character is at a different stage in their lives and it's great to see how they interact and overcome adversity. Lots of romance, love, and second chances. A must read!

Great book in the series. I feel like I have known the characters forever.

I am left wondering how things work out for Zoe, Pam and Jen. Do they all get their HEA? Thank you Susan for another wonderful story.

Another complex book full of emotions from Susan Mallery. Zoe, Pam, and Jen are 3 women with a busy life full of complications. The complications and events in these 3 women lives will bring you tears and laughter in a span of a page! I highly recommend this book for an enjoyable and thoughtful read!

I was impressed with this book. The storyline was current and the characters were strong. The three women each at a different point in their lives had issues to work through. I enjoying the Mischief Bay series.

I hadn't read Susan Mallery in some time and when I started to read this book, I realized that was dumb on my part. This is one of the author's best books. I loved it.

*Received book as a gift*

Susan Mallery has written another outstanding story!! It was full of friendships and families and something we can all relate to at a point in our lives. This is by far my favorite in The Girls of Mischief Bay series!!!

Another great addition to the story of Mischief Bay. I love the women in this series so it's so nice to catch up with them again. A great story about friendships and about the hardships that happen along the way. I don't want this series to end!

What a wonderful way to end the trilogy. Mallery brings in new characters, while keeping in touch with others from the previous books in the series. I enjoyed the new characters and how they linked with the established ones. I had a hard time putting this book down. I am sad this ends the Mischief Bay Series.

Not as good as most of her books. Sirimilar plot as other books! Maybe she is publishing too many with similar plots at this time. This became a problem with Danelle Steele and I quit reading her books.