Twisted Road
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
If you could pull up a chair in the Torpedo Ink clubhouse for one evening, what would you hope to find cooking, playing, or being argued about?
Where were you (on the couch, in bed, in the bath) when you read the part that made you settle in and think, okay, I'm staying up late for this one?
This club is a family built by choice rather than blood. Who in your own life became family without being related to you, and how did that happen?
Characters in this series often show love through quiet, protective acts rather than words. What small gesture in the book warmed you the most, and does it remind you of how someone in your life shows love?
The story takes place on the rugged Northern California coast. What kind of place makes you feel safe and restored the way a home base does for these characters?
Many of the characters carry old hurts but still let themselves be cared for. Was there a moment when you found yourself rooting especially hard for someone to finally let their guard down?
By the end, how did your feelings about the central couple change from when you first met them, and which moment most shifted your heart toward them? (Share without giving away the finale for anyone still reading.)
This series doesn't shy away from darkness, yet many readers find it comforting. What in this book made the heavy parts feel bearable, or even hopeful, for you?