Imagine years of thinking your husband missing, declared dead. Until one night, on your way home, you  see a man, a man you would swaer blind is said deceased husband and a conversation with your daughter reveals that she, too, has seen this doppleganger.

With no answers reader are thrust back in time with Sara as she relives the days and years prior to her husband's disappearance.

No matter how perfect things are made to appear, Murphy's law will take effect and screw it up, this rings true for Sara; just as her life is progressing the appearance of this mysterious man turns everything upside down and inside out.
Nancy Gettelman's knowledge of brewery's is incredibly well-written and thorough, brought to life in such a way one can almost smell the scent of hops.

The dialogue seems a bit too mature and old fashioned, especially in this day and age and often Sara's daughter seems a lot older when she speaks.

This is an unimportant focus point and does not distract from the well written, lightly read, and  intriguing story.