Some vacations rearrange your whole life.

Sara Jenkins writes love stories for a living-she just can't seem to feel one herself. After her last book landed with all the passion of a lukewarm cup of tea, she's stuck: no plot, no spark, and a blinking cursor that judges her every morning. So when her impossible, wonderful cousin Erin books her a one-way ticket to Santorini-non-negotiable, non-refundable, and entirely non-Sara-approved-she doesn't have much choice but to pack her sundresses and go.

Oia is exactly the kind of place Sara writes about: blue domes, bougainvillea, a sunset that looks staged just for her. And then there's Niko-the quiet, camera-carrying local across the rooftops who sees the world the way she used to, before the cursor won. He remembers a bakery from a book she thought she'd made up. He notices the moments she thought no one saw. Somewhere between wedding rehearsals, too much wine, and fried cheese that apparently fixes everything, Sara starts writing again-only this time, she's not sure if it's a novel or her own life.

But happily-ever-afters don't come with guarantees. When Sara flies home not knowing where she stands, she has to decide if what she found in Santorini was a summer story-or the beginning of a much longer one.

Champagne, Chaos & Santorini is a swoony, laugh-out-loud escape about getting delightfully lost-in a wedding, in a stranger, and in the story you didn't know you were ready to write.