I purchased this book as a Kindle Deal, a bit intrigued by the enchanting title and premise. Arthur Pepper discovers a charm bracelet in his Kate wife’s belongings, thus beginning a journey of revelation and self-discovery. I finished this book in 24 hours, so it’s a very easy read. It has touching and heart-warming moments and will leave you with a good feeling and a smile. As enjoyable as it was, it all unfolds as a bit too pat, straight forward and easy. Arthur’s development as a character is not complex - it’s all too simple. As he discovers the meaning behind the Charms, each person manages to have some type of connection to the next person - all revealed through very long dialogues and speeches - making it somewhat predictable and easy. It’s almost like there are no serious consequences for anyone that he meets, and most of the characters are unique, but one dimensional and interchangeable. This isn’t a very complex story, but still enjoyable. It may resonate with you, but probably not too deeply.