Our Perfect Storm

by Carley Fortune

Discussion Questions

1. Frankie is a fan of Little Women and there are references to it throughout the book. What are the similarities between Frankie/George and Jo/Laurie? Do you agree that they are too alike? How would that impact their relationship?

2. Frankie finds herself feeling uninspired in her current job. How does she find inspiration again in Tofino? How would you try to find inspiration if you felt stuck in a rut?

3. How has Frankie and George's friendship evolved throughout the years? Why does their trip to Tofino feel like a "make or break" moment in their friendship?

3. George comes up with a plan for each day of the trip to help Frankie move on from her relationship with Nate. Which of George's planned outings was your favorite? Which did you think had the most impact on Frankie? What would help you move on from a relationship?

5. The setting of the stormy town of Tofino plays an important role in Our Perfect Storm. Can you think of other novels in which the setting is entwined with the story?

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Book Club Talking Points:

Our perfect Storm works well for book clubs because it gives readers plenty to discuss beyond the romance itself. The relationships are realistic, and the characters make choices that people will probably debate. Many readers end up discussing whether timing, personal growth, and past mistakes can really change a relationship. It's also the kind of book where different readers may sympathize with different characters, which always makes for a better book club conversation.

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