Wedding planner Tally Davis believes that the holidays on Jekyll Island are just a little more special than Christmas anywhere else. That’s why her company doesn’t plan weddings from a week before Christmas until after New Year’s. But she can’t say no when her Aunt Etah, the woman who raised her, asks Tally to have her team put together a special holiday fundraising event for the Jekyll Island Art Association, where she works as a front desk volunteer. As if juggling her toddler twins and a slate of wedding clients booked two years in advance wasn’t enough, Tally also has three new interns recruited by her account executives, Kelsi and Kayla, who require a lot more supervision than anybody imagined. And that’s why nobody realized the mess that Aunt Etah was getting herself into when she asked the daughter of a legendary local painter if she could display her late father’s artwork at special event. Bill and Mittie Hendrix founded the art scene in the Golden Isles more than 70 years ago, but his family’s archive of his work has never been shown. At least, not until Etah Davis talked them into it. Will doing a good deed for charity backfire on the Jekyll Weddings team when things go sideways right before the big event? Will Tally’s foxy state trooper husband be able to rescue them in time, or will this be the last event that she plans on beautiful Jekyll Island