As I became more familiar with the story and the “Lovelies”, my mid began to drift to my own two camino experiences and made me yearn for my own time there. This is a beautiful story , well written and very accurate on the highs and lows of the Camino.

So true to the Camino’s I remember, both the people and the stories they become involved in. I would recommend this book to anyone considering walking to Santiago. It tells the story of the joys, the pain, the country you walk through and the people you meet, both locals and fellow pilgrims. I am aware it is a work of fiction but it reads and feels like an account of a real pilgrimage. Thank you Tara, loved it, well done.

Loved this book. Bringing back so many poignant memories of our own Camino three years ago. Highly recommended if you have already walked the Way or are considering it.

I know this isn’t a memoir, but it does read like one – one that I wish was mine! I hadn’t heard of the Camino, but the development of trust that builds through the story allows us to learn more and more about these women (and the Camino) until I got to the point where I was walking beside them. I became so immersed in the story that I became one of them, so I couldn’t put it down and ended up with an all-nighter to see us reach our goal

You will want to walk the Camino after reading this book. You’ll also want to spend a little time strengthening those female friendships. Very inspiring read that will get you thinking—and hopefully, walking!