The Bookstore Wedding by Alice Hoffman

Book Synopsis

The Bookstore Wedding

In the heart of Brinkley Island, Maine, amidst the enchanting backdrop of the family-run Gibson Bookstore, a captivating tale of love, loss, and resilience unfolds. Isabel Gibson, the prodigal daughter, returns home after a decade-long absence, drawn back by the untimely passing of her father.

Reunited with her sister Sophie and niece Violet, Isabel finds solace in the familiar embrace of the bookstore. But her homecoming is not without its challenges. A whirlwind romance with her childhood friend, Johnny Lenox, ignites, promising a happily ever after. However, their path to wedded bliss is riddled with unexpected twists and turns.

As Isabel and Johnny navigate the complexities of their relationship, they are confronted by a haunting secret from their family's past. This revelation threatens to tear them apart, just as they are on the brink of their happily ever after.

With each attempt at matrimony ending in disaster, Isabel begins to question whether fate is conspiring against their love. But amidst the chaos, a glimmer of hope emerges. As they delve deeper into the family's history, Isabel and Sophie must confront their demons and find the strength to heal.

Disclaimer: This synopsis offers a glimpse into the captivating world of "The Bookstore Wedding." However, it is merely a condensed version of the original book. For a complete and immersive reading experience, please refer to the full novel by Alice Hoffman.

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