The Wedding Veil

About the book

Four women. One precious family heirloom. A hidden connection that will reshape their lives - and rewrite history as they know it.

In the present day, Julia Baxter finds herself questioning the power of her great-grandmother's wedding veil, passed down through the generations as a symbol of enduring love. Despite its charm, she fears it may not be enough to ensure her own marriage lasts a lifetime. Overwhelmed, she escapes to the tranquility of the Virgin Islands in search of clarity.

Meanwhile, her grandmother Babs is also at a crossroads. Still mourning the loss of her husband, she makes the decision to start anew in a retirement community. Little does she anticipate that a chance encounter with a past love will resurface old wounds and emotions she thought she had buried long ago.

In 1914, socialite Edith Vanderbilt grapples with the daunting task of overseeing the grand Biltmore Estate following her husband's passing. With the future of the estate and its dependent village at stake, Edith is determined to honor the Vanderbilt legacy and prepare her daughter Cornelia for the responsibilities that come with it. However, Cornelia's own ambitions clash with tradition, as she yearns to embrace the changing world beyond Biltmore's glittering facade.