La vida desastrosa de Esme Cahill

Esme Cahill believes she has failed miserably. Fired from her job as an editor in New York, divorced and with little more than a beat-up car and a stack of unfinished manuscripts, she returns home to Asheville in order to fulfill the wish of her late grandmother Adele, who, just before dying, he had begged him to return to the place where he grew up. There she discovers that the once-charming lakeside retreat her family ran is spiraling toward economic ruin; So, with the help of her grandfather George, her estranged mother Robyn, and traveling chef (and creator of the world's best grilled cheese sandwich) Dawes, she decides to get down to business. construction site. In the attic, Esme finds a treasure trove of museum-worthy quilts woven by Adele. By reconstructing the story that inspires them, Esme reveals a forgotten chapter of her family and the untold story of her grandmother, that of a talented artist who never received the recognition she deserved from her.