She came to the Cape to rebuild a cottage. And her life.
Rachel Adams has arrived in Periwinkle Shores with her infant daughter Everly, a failed marriage behind her, and the keys to a cottage she inherited from her beloved Aunt Kathleen. The roof is sagging. The furnace rattles. Rachel has exactly enough savings to fix one thing at a time, and more questions than she can count about the future ahead.
But she isn’t starting over alone. Her sisters are at her side from the moment she walks through the cottage door. Lucy, a romance novelist who has built a quiet life on the Cape. Hannah, the youngest, who carries Aunt Kathleen’s gentleness in her own quiet way. Together the Adams sisters begin the work of making the cottage a home again, and of grieving the aunt who shaped them, the woman who used to call them her Sea Glass Girls.
When Hannah’s boyfriend Oliver recommends his friend Jack Harris to help with the plumbing, the local handyman shows up at her door with his tools and an easy smile. Jack’s family owns and runs Stellar Seas Vineyard, and from the start it’s clear he is interested in Rachel.
Rachel tells herself she has had enough of men for a lifetime, and the last thing she needs is another one in her life. But the Cape in winter has a way of quieting a person down to the things that matter most. And those things, it turns out, may have been waiting for her all along.
Warm, grounded, and rich with the unmistakable magic of the Cape Cod National Seashore, Christmas On The Cape is the first book in the Periwinkle Shores series , a heartfelt saga of three sisters, a legacy of love, and the kind of second chances that come quietly, in their own time.
