Home to the Harbor

Wren Halloran left Mariner's Cove at twenty-two and did not look back for eleven years. Now she's back for one summer, running her aunt's lighthouse gift shop while Maeve recovers from knee surgery, and the first person she sees stepping off the ferry is Jamie Cox. Jamie owns the boatyard now. He also owns the porch swing her aunt has not been able to fix, the truck that hauls her new inventory, and the memory of every word Wren never said when she left. He is not going to chase her. That isn't the kind of man he is. He is going to fix what's broken on the property, and let her figure out the rest. Wren has one summer to make her apology — and she chooses to make it in front of the entire town, at the regatta, over the loudspeaker. A small town has a long memory. So does Jamie Cox.