She had one rule for Thanksgiving: no couples. She should have made it "no exes."
Five months ago, Hattie Pruitt walked into a hotel room the night before her wedding and found her fianc with one of her bridesmaids. She called it all off. She's left with bangs she cut herself at two in the morning and a dream wedding dress she can't return.
This Thanksgiving, she just wants a fresh start. She has a new apartment in Norman, Oklahoma, a twenty-two-pound turkey named Gordon, and a quiet dinner with friends.
Then the doorbell starts ringing.
The plumber. The professor. The comedian. Her high school sweetheart, now an ER doctor and still her brother's best friend. And finally the ex-fianc , holding drugstore roses and the ring.
Five exes, one tiny apartment and a turkey that needs basting. Add a nosy neighbor and a best friend whose "homemade" pie isn't the only thing she's lying about. Before dessert, Hattie will learn the truth about her past and maybe find her future sitting at her own table.
Funny, warm and cringe-worthy in all the right places, "Five Exes and a Turkey" is a holiday romantic comedy about second chances, found family and the one who never stopped waiting.