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Sheridan scrutinizes human relationships by inviting us to the summer home of one quirky and quarrelsome extended family. Three sisters return to the house on the shores of Lake Michigan where they spent the summers of their youth. Now, the sisters are grown, their parents are gone, and the house is just sitting there. One sister wants to keep it, one sister wants to sell it. and one sister just wants everyone to get along. They each have brought a husband, combining three men with very little hope of finding any common ground. And one sister has one very disgruntled teenage son in tow who may be the hope for the future--or the downfall of the present.--From publisher description.