About this book
Nora Bennett came to Gull Harbor to sell a bookshop — and stayed to save one. A burned-out Boston lawyer, she inherits Harbor Lane Books from her late grandmother: a seaside shop with a leaking roof, a mountain of debts, and thirty days to decide its fate. Sam Calloway, the carpenter hired to survey the building, is the one person who can restore it — and the one person she cannot trust, once she learns who really hired him. A warm, hopeful contemporary romance about grief, second chances, and the town that becomes a home, with a book festival, a brass bell, and a happily ever after. Disclosure: This book's text is AI-generated under the direction of the author, and the cover art is AI-generated. The story, characters, and town of Gull Harbor are entirely fictional; any resemblance to real people or places is coincidental.
Tropes
- Cozy romance
- Second chances
- Bookshop romance
- Small-town romance