A Vineyard Spring by Katie Winters EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
- Author: Katie Winters
- Language: English
- Formats: PDF / EPUB
- Status: Available for Download
- Genre: Sisters Fiction
- Price: Free
- File Size: 2 MB
- Publish Date: March 14, 2023
The year had not gone how Isabella Montgomery had planned. Had her
mother, Laura, been there, she’d have said, “The best-laid plans of mice
and men often go awry. But we keep making plans, don’t we? We don’t
give up just because everything else has fallen apart.”
Isabella was twenty-three years old. This was a fact. Another fact was
she’d planned to move from Martha’s Vineyard to New York City last
September to begin the next phase of her life. Graciously, and although
Isabella’s decision to leave had broken her mother’s heart, Laura had agreed
to help her move. Hours after their arrival to the Big Apple, the place where
all of Isabella’s dreams were meant to come true, her mother suffered an
aneurysm and passed away.
Isabella had been right beside her. The last few
words she’d said to her were, “Do you want to share some guacamole?”
It was February on Martha’s Vineyard, and Isabella was still reeling from
Laura’s death. Grief was a difficult thing to carry, as it felt different every
day. Some days it felt so enormously heavy that getting out of bed was out of
the question. On other days, Isabella carried her mother’s death around with
her, as though it was a sword that had gone all the way through her belly but
left her capable of movement.
Because of Laura’s death, Isabella had decided to stay at her childhood
home with her father, Steven Montgomery. He had lost a lot of weight since
Laura’s death, and he walked silently around the house like a ghost. It was
difficult for Isabella to find topics to discuss with him. She’d always been
closer to her mother. Both of them knew that. But she also wanted to find the
strength to make their relationship stronger, especially during this time when
they needed company so badly.
Last year, they’d both gone through grief
therapy, and it had helped a little bit, but with each other, they remained lost.
That week, Isabella’s father had decided to re-open the auto shop he’d
owned and operated since he’d married Isabella’s mother. Although Isabella
had been afraid that the work would be too much for him, she’d noted a
lightness in his eyes after each hard day, proof that it was probably good to
put your brain somewhere during very dark times.
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