I really liked this book. I had not read any of the previous books in the series but I do not think that it mattered as the book works as a stand alone also.
Natalie O'Ryan has gone back to Prince Edward Island where she grew up and also the island she left behind after High School. Now that she has returned she finds things are much the same but also different. She finds that things weren't always what she thought they were when she was growing up. She finds that her best friend, Justin will always be her best friend even after the bumps and bruises that life gives along the way. This book is about redemption, reconciliation, love and finding home not only in yourself but in your life.

This third novel in the Prince Edward Island Dreams series culminates with a story of old love, family forgiveness, and uncovered dreams. The hope in these themes moves the characters along not knowing where they will find themselves. People from the former books connect the series. The beauty of the island adds to the mix with the lighthouse as a main focus.
Natalie O’Ryan fights against a town who has pegged her as the town drunk’s daughter but can she hold her head high on her own? Will her wedding finally happen?
I recommend On Love’s Distant Shore. You may connect as characters work out the best way to live their lives with God’s help.
I received a copy from NetGalley. All thoughts are my own. I was not compensated for this review. ( )

This is the third book in the Prince Edward Island Dreams series and I have loved them all. This is a wonderful romance. Natalie and Justin are great characters. Planning weddings is very stressful. Will Natalie be able to stay on an island that she hated when she was growing up. Can Justin handle being around Natalie who he loved when they were young. I love how this book ends. I received a copy of this book from Revell for a fair and honest opinion that I gave of my own free will. ( )

This is the third book of a trilogy. Though I have never read the first two books, a person can certainly enjoy this as a stand-alone story. Having always wanted to go to Prince Edward Island I was hoping to enjoy prose that would put me there. But in that respect the book does not ring true. What it is is a very sweet story of love lost and love found. Of learning to forgive, let go and appreciate what life has taught us. ( )

This is the third book in the Red Door series and is quite enjoyable. I first of all love the island and feel like I am there when reading the book. I liked how in this book, Natalie had to face her past and work out things with Justin. They both has some healing to do and by coming back to the island, they were able to face these issues.
I received a copy of the book from the publisher, the review is entirely my own ( )