The Whitmore · Book 1

The White Oak Lodge

Published
1 January 2025
Pages
202
ISBN-13
9798285497431
Type
novel
Cover of The White Oak Lodge

About this book

The White Oak Lodge (2025) opens Katie Winters' Whitmore series at 202 pages, introducing the family connected to the historic lodge property at the center of the books.

Key facts about The White Oak Lodge

The White Oak Lodge is a novel by Katie Winters. Readers have had it since 2025. It runs to 202 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of The White Oak Lodge. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9798285497431 to find the main one.

The White Oak Lodge is book 1 of 5 in The Whitmore series. The series has 3 published books. As a result, this is the book to start the series with.

Additionally, Katie Winters writes Secrets of Mackinac Island, Sisters of Edgartown and The Vineyard Sunset, plus 8 more series. Those series sit on our women's fiction shelf. Meanwhile, Starry Tides is the latest published Katie Winters book on file, from 26 May 2026.

About Katie Winters

Katie Winters is a prolific American self-published author of clean, wholesome women's fiction and contemporary romance, writing family dramas set almost entirely on New England islands -- primarily Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, with a smaller run set on Michigan's Mackinac Island. See every Katie Winters book in order.

Its place in The Whitmore

The White Oak Lodge is book 1 in the The Whitmore series. It is followed by Return to Whitmore. See the full The Whitmore reading order.

The Whitmore is one of Katie Winters' family-drama/clean-romance series, following a family connected to a historic lodge/hotel property, in the same coastal-family-drama vein as Winters' other work. Like the rest of Winters' fast-releasing catalogue, the books follow members of an extended family or island community through overlapping installments -- secrets uncovered, second chances, and reconciliations -- released at a pace of several books a year since The Whitmore began in 2025.

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