A Vineyard Thanksgiving

The Vineyard Sunset Series, Book 4

By: Katie Winters

Narrated by: Erin Bennett

A Martha’s Vineyard fisherman’s widow gets a second chance at love over a snow-capped Thanksgiving weekend.

Charlotte Montgomery Hamner wakes up every morning to the same thoughts.

Jason died. Jason isn’t coming back. Rachel and I must go through this alone.

Since Jason drowned over a year and a half ago, Charlotte has struggled moving forward. The owner of a popular wedding-planning and events business, she throws some of the most expensive and intricately coordinated weddings, occasionally featuring celebrities, and always with her fourteen-year-old daughter’s help. But her devastation is so complete that sometimes she struggles to get out of bed in the morning.

As Thanksgiving approaches, a celebrity asks Charlotte to plan a gorgeous, multi-million-dollar wedding on Martha’s Vineyard—the kind of event that would put her on the next tier of wedding planning and get her featured in some of the top wedding magazines around the country. With much of her normal staff off the island for the winter, Charlotte must ask her cousins, the Sheridan sisters, as well as her sister, Claire, for help to throw this unforgettable wedding.

And somewhere between Thursday’s Thanksgiving dinner and the cake-cutting Saturday night, she just might find a love to call her own.

©2020 Katie Winters (P)2023 Blackstone Publishing

Loves this book

I really enjoyed that it portrayed a women in her 40s being able to find love after loosing her husband.

Entertaining

Loved the story line. a few different stories happening around the same time frame. Very entertaining and will recommend this story and author to everyone.

Nice romance

Narrator is bright and determined, theme is simple with a little uncertainty, location is familiar

Love the series

I accidentally came upon this series, and saw it was set in Martha’s Vineyard, so was intrigued. I’ve been purchasing book after book since. It’s a sweet series, and if I had anything negative to say, the amount of space that alcohol consumption takes up on these is kind of astounding! 😂 I get it that this was probably during the “wine mommy” era, which I absolutely detested and glad it’s died down, but if I could have an ask, it would be to pull back a little on the ladies sucking down the vino just a bit. It’s a wee bit distracting and feels like it takes away from the characters. Otherwise, I’d highly recommend these books.