Beautiful Day by Elin Hilderbrand
Hilderbrand has written a page-turning summer read. The setting of Nantucket (her home) lends itself beautifully for a fairy tale wedding. Those of you planning a wedding may relate to the frenzy that these characters encounter, although I doubt you have this much drama. Everyone has flaws-the question is, can love of family be strong enough to heal old wounds? Can a mother's presence, long after she is gone, unite a divided family? This is an engaging story, expertly told which will hold your interest and might have you planning a trip to a magical location. Once again, this author delivers...
Ah, wedded bliss.....
Wedded bliss
Happily ever after
A vision in white
Not necessarily....
Jenna Carmichael and Stuart Graham are getting married on the beautiful island of Nantucket. Her late mother, Beth, has left behind the Notebook, a detailed guide to the perfect wedding. Little did Beth know that scandel, heartaches, betrayals, and fragile friendships would threaten to destroy Jenna's ideal wedding.
Doug, the bride's father, is seriously questioning his second marriage, sister Margot no longer believes in finding true love and harbors a secret she lives with daily, Ryan longs for acceptance and Nick continues reckless behavior that could destroy those around him. Stuart's mother, married to the same man twice, still struggles with her own identity; her insecurities once again surface. Jenna's best friend, Finn, spirals into a dark hole that encompasses her.
Jenna Carmichael and Stuart Graham are getting married on the beautiful island of Nantucket. Her late mother, Beth, has left behind the Notebook, a detailed guide to the perfect wedding. Little did Beth know that scandel, heartaches, betrayals, and fragile friendships would threaten to destroy Jenna's ideal wedding.
Doug, the bride's father, is seriously questioning his second marriage, sister Margot no longer believes in finding true love and harbors a secret she lives with daily, Ryan longs for acceptance and Nick continues reckless behavior that could destroy those around him. Stuart's mother, married to the same man twice, still struggles with her own identity; her insecurities once again surface. Jenna's best friend, Finn, spirals into a dark hole that encompasses her.
Hilderbrand has written a page-turning summer read. The setting of Nantucket (her home) lends itself beautifully for a fairy tale wedding. Those of you planning a wedding may relate to the frenzy that these characters encounter, although I doubt you have this much drama. Everyone has flaws-the question is, can love of family be strong enough to heal old wounds? Can a mother's presence, long after she is gone, unite a divided family? This is an engaging story, expertly told which will hold your interest and might have you planning a trip to a magical location. Once again, this author delivers...
Ah, wedded bliss.....
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