Acorn Hills was home. It had always been home for Jillian Dempsey, except for the few years she spent in Montana.There was something to be said about life-long friendships and roots that grew deep friendships. Jillian was no novice. Her friendships spanned decades...most were the same group of friends she'd run around with in high school. Here it was forty plus years later and she was still hanging out with them.For Jillian, life was about lessons--lessons you taught someone or lessons you learned from life issues or people who crossed your path.Her progressive, open upbringing in the late 1960's through the mid 1970's gave her a good foundation...a foundation of morals, high standards, respect, and love.In this final book of The Acorn Hills Series, we find Jillian contemplating the past, leaving words of wisdom for her sons, and forging ahead living her happily ever after.