Winter Street

Cozy up with New York Times bestselling author Elin Hilderbrand's first Christmas novel, hailed “a diverting tale… filled with humor, romance, and realism” by USA Today, in which a family gathers on Nantucket for a holiday filled with chaos, caroling, and cheer. 
 

• Winter Street
• Winter Stroll
• Winter Storms
• Winter Solstice

• “Just as the Quinns are about to converge for the year’s most stressful holiday, Kelley walks into Room 10 and finds Mitzi in the arms of the man they’ve hired to play Santa Claus. From there, we’re off to the dysfunctional family derby, with bottomless eggnog and evergreen garlands galore.”
  Elisabeth Egan, New York Times
• "Hilderbrand is the absolute queen of the beach reads, and her latest offering is dishy and fun, as a classic Nantucket hotel attempts to reinvent itself with a new billionaire owner. It might look glamorous on the outside, but behind closed doors, there is plenty of dysfunction among the staff, drama on the guest side, and a bad reputation the place can’t shake from a tragic fire in 1922."
  Mackenzie Dawson, New York Post (on THE HOTEL NANTUCKET)
• "It's almost summer, which means Hilderbrand's legions of fans will be anxious for her latest. . . . This is classic Hilderbrand. . . . hopefully, she has many more Nantucket tales in store."
  Booklist (on GOLDEN GIRL)
• "Summer on Hilderbrand's Nantucket is never dull. This time she focuses on former lovers who now lead separate lives but share an island idyll once a year. Captivating and bittersweet."
  People (on 28 SUMMERS)
• "Hilderbrand sets the gold standard in escapist fiction."
  Kirkus Reviews (on 28 SUMMERS)
• "A page-turner....She's the queen of the beach read."
  Coastal Living (on BEAUTIFUL DAY)
• "Hilderbrand's surprisingly original take on the wedding disaster novel...A wedding readers won't be able to resist crashing."
  Kirkus Reviews
• "Hilderbrand's latest is the perfect beach read....[her] straightforward style pulls the reader into the minds of her characters, and all the secrets and sorrows that create the universal messiness of major family events."
  Publishers Weekly
• PRAISE FOR SUMMERLAND:
  
  "Summerland is as readable as any beach book, but with a much bigger heart."
  Boston Globe
• "The Queen of the Summer Novel...Hilderbrand blends real-life issues - depression, teen alcoholism, bullying - with her signature soapy twists and illicit romances."
  Joanna Powell, People
• "Hilderbrand has once again written an engaging story wonderfully illustrating the often complex lives of young people struggling toward adulthood."
  Booklist
• "A sensitive glimpse into the lives of damaged people groping their way toward healing."
  Kirkus Reviews