
Isha Coleman
Count on Susan Mallery to put her sense of humor on display while penning an insightful yet entertaining story of love, change and the crazy cycle of life. A Million Little Things has complication written all over it, yet is laid out in such a way, that it becomes a relatable quest of self - discovery while teaching the value of family, friendship and moving forward. Zoe deals with a breakup, an ever changing friendship and an attraction to the most unlikely candidate. While paving her way through the chaos of her life, she learns that to truly find happiness, a person has to take risks and accept the things one can't change. Valuable wisdom delivered with candor and heart.

Rhonda Ziglar
A Million Little Things by Susan Mallery......This is a fantastic story of friendship and family. I enjoy returning to Mischief Bay, it is always fun to go on the journey with the characters. I loved seeing Zoe, Jen and Pam's stories be told, nobody does a better job then Susan Mallery. I highly recommend this book to all who is looking for an amazing book to escape in. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book from publisher.

A Google user
I loved this book! A Million Little Things is part of the Mischief Bay series but can definitely be read as a stand alone, but if you love it as much as I did you will want to go back and the the others. Zoe, Jen, and Pam are a great group of characters that I would normally get confused reading stories of different women but their characters are so pronounced I never got confused and needed to keep reading to see these women get their happy endings.