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Sisters of Edgartown #1

2142 Green Hollow Rd

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The Sisters of Edgartown made a pledge. One they'll never break. One stronger than the winds off the Nantucket Sound and deeper than the great Atlantic Ocean.

There had always been six of them. Until suddenly, the Nantucket Sound waters took one of their own. Michelle drowned at the age of seventeen.

Everything changed after that.

Now, Michelle's twin, Jennifer, along with Olivia, Amelia, Camila, and Mila, make up The Sisters of Edgartown. Through divorce, trauma, abandonment, childbirth, sickness, and even death, they've been there for one another through and through.

But as they enter their forties, new problems arise. Their hearts find new bruises, new aches.

And just as they were there for one another at age four, they find strength and confidence within their Sisterhood.

Nothing will ever break them—ever.

Dive into this new women's fiction series here in Martha's Vineyard - a backdrop of white sand and crystal blue waters that follow the stories of The Sisters of Edgartown, the town just southeast of Oak Bluffs. It's a heartwarming journey of friendship, loss, and love, one that will make you fall in love with the Sisters of Edgartown and want the next book.

162 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 8, 2020

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Katie Winters

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Katie writes women's fiction and clean, wholesome contemporary romance. She looks to everyday, real-life family issues to weave stories of heartfelt emotions, love and loss, and everything in between.

Come transport yourself to Martha's Vineyard: an island of vivid blue ocean, white sand, and a lively community of locals, who celebrate everything from the bright New England summers to the cold, yet cozy, snowcapped winters.

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Profile Image for Jan.
169 reviews5 followers
February 10, 2021
First I want to say that If I were judging this book by it’s cover, it would get 10 stars-a lovely cover! Unfortunately I feel it’s more of a three-star book for me. Lots of repetitive dialogue, predictable storyline (girl saves family bakery from big-time developer and falls in love with him) and characters that I had a hard time caring about. I was really bothered by the editing or lack of editing. At one point Derek talks about barely making it through Christmas after his wife dies. A few pages and a year later he says it is his first Christmas without his wife. Another instance talks about him living in a large “greenhouse”. While trying to picture that, I realized she meant a green house. Big difference. Loads of other examples of editing mistakes were very distracting to the reader. I see that I am in the minority with my opinion.
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Profile Image for Jennie Fortna.
2,567 reviews29 followers
December 30, 2020
ARC for honest review with no compensation

2142 Green Hollow Rd is book 1 in the Sisters of Edgartown series by Katie Winters and a great start to this new series!

The story begins with the background of six high schools friends who are more like sisters and vowed to always be there for each other. Now the girls are in their 40’s and life is changing…we see life struggles, deaths, divorces, tears and so much more! This book will captivate you from page 1 to the very end.

Don’t miss this book and can’t wait for the others in the series!
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1,137 reviews90 followers
February 18, 2021
I received a copy of this book for free in a recent Goodreads Giveaway. While I enjoyed reading about Martha’s Vineyard, a place I’d love to visit one day, I felt that the overall storyline fell a bit flat. The characters were very one dimensional, and the storyline held no twists and turns. I felt like I knew everything that was about to occur before it happened. The dialogue also didn’t feel character specific. Instead, it felt like one character was speaking for everyone. I also would have liked more detail about the way the land was purchased as it was never fully explained. Did her mother know about it and simply forgot? Or did Derek really do something sneaky and underhanded?
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4,629 reviews69 followers
April 13, 2021
2142 Green Hollow Road: The Sisters of Edgartown Book 1 is by Katie Winter. This series of three books takes us to Edgartown on Martha’s Vineyard. We were introduced to Jennifer and the Frosted Delights Bakery in the Vineyard Sunset series. Now, we get to see how Jennifer and the Frosted Delights Bakery thrive in Edgartown. This series starts out on a note that keeps it in the same high category as the Vineyard series. Katie hasn’t lost her touch. Her characters are so realistic it is as if they were our neighbors. We want to fight alongside them, play alongside them, and love alongside them. We laugh at their antics and cry at their falls. We want to help them out of their problems. The setting on Martha’s Vineyard shows us how the rich and the not-so-rich can live and love side-by-side. The whole atmosphere helps set the scene for love and family and friendship.
The Sisters of Edgartown are a group of six young girls who have known each other forever and have come to view and treat each other like sisters. When something affects one of them it affects them all. This is their final summer before their senior year of high school. They are enjoying every minute of it. The girls are: Jennifer and Michelle (twin daughters of the Chief of Police and cheerleaders); Camille (spends most of her time volunteering at the hospital; Mila (the other cheerleader); Amelia (into the arts); and Olive (the reader). After a day of sunbathing, the girls headed for Frosted Delights before the bonfire that evening. It was the largest bonfire ever and everyone was there. There was a lot of drinking, except for Jennifer who didn’t drink. Michelle noticed something was wrong with her twin and asked her; but Jennifer said they would talk later. Michelle accepted that answer for now. Max, who liked Michelle, took them out on his boat. They went out and then went swimming. Mila kept Michelle from going swimming because she had too much to drink. Jennifer was upset that she hadn’t noticed Michelle was so drunk. When they got back to shore, everyone jumped out and ran for the party; everyone but Mila. Mila kept asking if anyone had seen Michelle. At some point, she had gone into the water and now they couldn’t find her. It wasn’t until much later that the search team found her body. Jennifer’s life changed immediately when she lost her twin. Her family changed due to that accident. Then there was Jennifer’s secret!
Time has come and gone on Green Hollow Road. Jennifer married and divorced her high school sweetheart and raised their son, Nick. Mila and Olive married, had children, and lost their husbands. Camilla became a doctor, and Ameila works for the City. Jennifer’s Dad stepped down as Police chief and now hits the bottle constantly. The only thing the same is Frosty Delights Bakery. People and things keep changing. What’s next for the Sisters of Edgertown? ,
3,662 reviews17 followers
December 19, 2020
This was Martha's Vineyard a women's fiction story about six girls who bonded together like sisters just like their mothers had and they became even closer after one of them was lost at 17. They have all known loss in this book death, divorces, and struggles in their personal relationships. The book focused on Jennifer whose twin sister Michelle is one who fell off the boat and drown in the prologue. I didn't like that Jennifer jerked her boyfriend and eventually husband Joel around by having Michelle pretend to be her and breaking up with him and then getting back together. Is it any wonder their marriage didn't last. But they were still remained friendly and loved their son Nick. Jennifer has to deal with her drunk father, a mother recovering from a stroke and helping her run her bakery while handling her own business and an outsider who purchased the bakery and surrounding property and wants to bulldoze and develop over it, while starting to develop feelings for someone new. There were a lot of emotional moments in the book and some funny ones with her supportive friends. I would put on so much weight if I worked at the Frosted Delights Bakery sampling everything, but it sounds like the employees burn a lot of calories running around waiting on customers.
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1,064 reviews
January 14, 2021
This is the first book in the Sisters of Edgarton series. Once a group of six friends as close as sisters they share their joys and their lows. A tragic accident results in the
Loss of Jennifer’s twin sister Michelle. An early
Pregnancy for Jennifer sets her path for the future. Fast forward years later, the friends have endured loss, tragedy, hardship and the joys and blessings for close ‘sister’ friends. This book tells Jennifer’s story. Fresh off the headache of a divorce, her mother’s stroke, and her father’s drunken nights, Jennifer works two jobs to focuses her Interest on maintaining her mother’s third generation bakery. Facing a buyout from a big city guy, ha drone Derek Thatcher, Jennifer is determined to make him understand the ways of the islanders. What will happen to the beloved bakery? Can Jennifer find a second chance at happiness.

Thank you to the author for an ARC. This is my honest
Opinion.

It will be interesting to see how the series unfolds.
413 reviews3 followers
December 8, 2020
In this first installment of the Sisters of Edgartown series by Katie Winters, the main focus is on Jennifer Connelly. She lost her twin sister when they were just teens, and the family has had a downward spiral since then. Her relationship with her close friends (Edgartown sisters) from childhood has helped her face the world and its problems. Derek Thatcher, a newcomer to Martha's Vineyard, has plans to build on the site of the bakery owned by Jennifer's mother. Despite the sadness and darkness of events, the power of friendship and memories determines the upward course of the book. I'm looking forward to the stories of the other "sisters".
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3,050 reviews30 followers
December 15, 2020
Katie Winters has gifted us with a beautifully written story, with an amazing storyline and incredible characters. The story is full of twists and turns that literally suck the air right out of your lungs...and keep you guessing, too! There’s a lot going on in this book—and you’re not going to want to miss a single page. Don’t let this one go without grabbing a copy for your personal library...you’ll be so glad you did! (I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book and was totally blown away!) ❤️
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613 reviews10 followers
December 5, 2020
I really loved meeting the sisters of Edgartown. The tragedy that starts the book off, moves forward to present day and we get to know jennifer Conrad and her family. I really loved seeing her and Derek dance around each other and wonder what will happen. I can’t wait to read more about all of the Sisters and hope they all find happiness in future books.

I received a free ARC in return for an honest review.
112 reviews12 followers
February 13, 2021
Interesting quick read !

Received this book via Goodreads giveaway. I had never read anything by this author but I definitely will check out her other books. This book is part of a series but can be read as a stand alone read too. The book starts out when the main characters are seventeen and draws you in from the start. The book has a great ending but also ends where you know that is another book coming in the series.
446 reviews1 follower
March 7, 2022
Just finished 2142 Green Hollow RD. This book was fantastic. I loved following Jennifer’s life. She has had more than her share of downs along with some ups. I love the friendship of the sisters. They are each there for each other whenever needed. This story really touched me in many ways. I can relate to some of Jennifer’s hard times. I am so glad that I started this series. I look forward to reading about each of the other sisters. Thank you Katie Winters for such a fantastic story.
150 reviews
February 13, 2021
I really enjoyed this book with all of the connections between the characters. I have had friends for over 60 years that were formed in school. So nice to read a book that celebrates that type of friendship. Friends who always have your back thru difficult and happy times. Looking forward to reading more from this author.
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50 reviews8 followers
March 6, 2021
Sisters until the end!

This story follows a group of friends that are like sisters. I read this book in one day! The story focuses on Jennifer as she navigates divorce, family illness and finding new love - all supported by The Sisters of Edgartown. I enjoyed this book a lot and will read the rest of the series!
I won this ARC on Goodreads in exchange for an honest review!
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560 reviews5 followers
May 30, 2022
The Bakery

The Sisters of Edgartown is truly a great book. Once again Katie Winters has introduced us to another family and once again we will sit on the edge of seats as we turn the pages and find ourselves with these girls through their teens to their forties, through marriages, divorces, deaths, babies, and falling in love again.
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March 13, 2024
Wonderfully writtten

All emotions were skillfully played out. Love, loss, rekindled love, friendships , encouragement for each other, family support. All was beautifully written. I'm a new admire of Katie Winters, now. I will actively share this authors books. Thank You, Katie.
131 reviews3 followers
June 2, 2024
Way too much frosting

Or maybe that is the point. Just like most bakeries today this story has way too much frosting. The sisterhood concept is a good base and the characters develop well. The story line was good, but the handling of the father's character was way off base, allowing a flick of the switch turnaround that doesn't fit.
11 reviews
June 16, 2024
Sisters

I could feel the pain and loss. The loves they had and lost.
It seemed to me that there was. A lot of communication that if they had made sure others knew the worry, pain, and the misplaced anger.
I loved this book. I know I. Will the love this series of Edgerton sister's.
22 reviews
July 13, 2024
A beautiful read

This is the first book that I have read by Kate Winters and I loved it. It's a great read, full of fun, laughter, heartbreak, and tears but words every page turn. I love the way the story progresses and changes to keep you guessing what's going to happen next. It's a beautiful story. I can't wait to read the next one. Thanks for a great read, Kate Winters
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36 reviews
October 21, 2024
- took time to finish because of school but I really like the first book of the series. It reminds me of pretty little liars because of the sisterhood and slight talk on the death of one of the girls. But the storyline was really solid. Good amount of romance there not too much to be overwhelming and cheesy
584 reviews1 follower
December 5, 2020
A great story about friendship, change, struggles, and the realization of what is important. After, tragedy hits the characters in the book, we get an inside look at how people react and move on or not.
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607 reviews4 followers
March 5, 2021
Love, tragedy....just life

Katie Winter’s books are about people who seem so real. You feel like you know them, they’re your friends. And even though I’ve never been to Martha’s Vineyard, through Katie’s descriptiveness, I can so easily visualize it. Wonderful book!
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161 reviews
March 27, 2021
This is a good start for the Sisters of Edgartown

Even though this is book one I love how they have stayed friends, are their for each other and will do anything to help each other. Onto book two
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27 reviews
October 7, 2021
Great book

This book kept my attention so much, I read it in two days!!!! Took it everywhere I went so if I had a spare minute I could read some of it. Can't wait to read the next one!!!
8 reviews
May 15, 2024
Just delight ful.with a little twist

I enjoyed reading this before slipped into sleep. It was an easy read, great characters, and just a blessing. I.loved testify line and Christmas setting made it perfect.
121 reviews3 followers
March 14, 2025
Pretty predictable happily ever after story.
Unbelievably poorly edited. So many misplaced commas!
This is definitely a light read, not much substance.
I may have rated it a 3 1/2 had it not been for the terrible editing.
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68 reviews2 followers
February 10, 2021
Sweet

Very sweet, quick read. I will definitely read more from this author. I enjoyed this book very much. Really makes me want to visit this area.
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848 reviews12 followers
February 10, 2021
Wow

Would have liked to have a bit more details about them deciding to date and their plans but story was wonderful.
991 reviews5 followers
June 2, 2021
This is the story of Jennifer and how she survied losmichelle her twin
16 reviews1 follower
September 15, 2021
Wonderful book

Easy reading, delightful! I wanted to keep reading, bit of course, I had other chores! But, always happy to return to this book!
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