Winter Street (19 page)

E
LIN
H
ILDERBRAND
made a paper angel ornament in third grade that is still in her family’s custody. She celebrates the holidays by making batches of homemade mustard-and-chive pine-nut dip and gifting them to her lucky friends. Her favorite carol is “O Holy Night.”
Winter Street
is her fourteenth novel.

The Beach Club

Nantucket Nights

Summer People

The Blue Bistro

The Love Season

Barefoot

A Summer Affair

The Castaways

The Island

Silver Girl

Summerland

Beautiful Day

The Matchmaker

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The characters and events in this book are fictitious. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental and not intended by the author.

Copyright © 2014 by Elin Hilderbrand

Cover design by Lauren Harms; photograph of door by Aurora Photos/Masterfile, of beach by Suzanna Tucker/Shutterstock

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ISBN 978-0-316-37609-9

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