Wedding season has arrived in New York Times bestselling author Mary Alice Monroe’s fourth book in the “distinct, complex, and endearing” (Charleston Journal) Lowcountry Summer months series, arranged against the intimate, charming Carolina lowcountry.

Nothing could possibly be more enchanting when compared to a summer months wedding-or two!-in storied Sullivan’s Island. A centuries-old plantation, an avenue of historic oaks dripping moss, a sand dune at sunset… it’s all picture ideal, and half-sisters Dora, Carson, and Harper, about A Lowcountry Wedding and their grandmother Marietta “Mamaw” Muir couldn’t become more excited. Wedding dresses are picked, venues booked, and delectable cakes tasted. What may go wrong?

The answer, the Muir clan is soon to find out, is everything. Carson enjoys Blake, but challenges with giving up her self-reliance. Harper questions if a prenuptial agreement can help or hurt the continuing future of her marriage, and a newly unfettered Dora is normally uncertain whether she really wants to walk down that aisle once again. Just when it seems things couldn’t obtain more difficult for the Muir sisters, a stranger happens bearing a long-held family secret that has the to upset even the most cautiously laid-out wedding plans. With the weddings mere weeks aside, the invitations delivered, and the family in tumult, Mamaw and her Summertime Girls discover the enduring and powerful bonds of family, and recognize that, no matter how different each bride-to-be may be, she can still have her perfect wedding.