With this third and final installment of the Winter Street Trilogy, readers are satisfied to learn the fates of the Quinn family. With romances, weddings, and new beginnings, the Quinns continue their merry disfunction, yet as a reader I was happy with most of the outcomes. As with past titles, I was distracted by the choppy style of writing. For a large part of the novel, I felt as if I was reading Hilderbrand's outline for her novel instead of the final copy. This and her blending of present and past tense storytelling almost drove me to quit reading. What kept me going until the end were the characters... I feel like I could pick the Quinns out of a crowd on Winter Street, Nantucket. For this reason, I recommend this title.