She came to Haven’s Point to fix a house.
She didn’t expect the man who could undo her.
After losing everything in the city, Harper Voss returns to the sleepy coastal town her aunt once called home. The Sea Glass Inn is falling apart, the locals are skeptical, and winter is coming fast. If she can’t make the place work, she’ll lose the last piece of family she has left.
Eli Thorne has no interest in outsiders with big dreams. He’s spent years keeping his life simple, quiet, and closed off, running his harbor bar, fixing what breaks, and avoiding anything that feels like hope.
Then Harper walks in, all stubborn smiles and soft skin, and suddenly the walls he built don’t feel so solid.
The attraction between them is instant. Dangerous. Impossible to ignore.
But Eli carries the weight of a tragedy that still haunts the harbor, and Harper is determined to uncover the truth behind it, even if it means risking everything they’re building together.
In a town where the tide never forgets and the past refuses to stay buried, desire might be the one thing strong enough to pull them both under.
Small town. Big heat. No escape.
