The inn is almost ready.
The sign is painted, the rooms are made up, and Georgia's Pie is on the breakfast menu. And after months of renovation, heartbreak, and rebuilding, the women of the Sandbar Society are about to open the doors of Sandbar House to the world.
But opening day is the least of what's coming.
Joanna's daughter Meredith has arrived in Sandbar Cove carrying a secret that will change everything. Anne is falling for the boy she left behind forty-five years ago, and discovering pieces of herself she thought were gone forever. Nikki is becoming someone she never expected to be: the woman a motherless teenager trusts most. And Dana is learning that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is stop holding back.
The holidays are coming to the Outer Banks.
There's a Thanksgiving table big enough for everyone, a Christmas visit to a ninety-nine-year-old woman with stories left to tell, and a boat parade the town hasn't seen in fifteen years. Porch rockers and harbor sunsets and espresso that Anne still won't let anyone else make. A dog who steals ham from an old man's bench every morning, and the growing, unmistakable feeling that this small coastal town is becoming exactly what it was always meant to be.
Sandbar House was built to shelter women who needed somewhere to land. This holiday season, it keeps that promise in ways nobody saw coming.
Sandbar Lights is the fifth book in the Sandbar Society series, a heartwarming story of second chances, found family, small-town charm, and the women who remind us that it's never too late to build something beautiful.
Genre: General Fiction
The sign is painted, the rooms are made up, and Georgia's Pie is on the breakfast menu. And after months of renovation, heartbreak, and rebuilding, the women of the Sandbar Society are about to open the doors of Sandbar House to the world.
But opening day is the least of what's coming.
Joanna's daughter Meredith has arrived in Sandbar Cove carrying a secret that will change everything. Anne is falling for the boy she left behind forty-five years ago, and discovering pieces of herself she thought were gone forever. Nikki is becoming someone she never expected to be: the woman a motherless teenager trusts most. And Dana is learning that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is stop holding back.
The holidays are coming to the Outer Banks.
There's a Thanksgiving table big enough for everyone, a Christmas visit to a ninety-nine-year-old woman with stories left to tell, and a boat parade the town hasn't seen in fifteen years. Porch rockers and harbor sunsets and espresso that Anne still won't let anyone else make. A dog who steals ham from an old man's bench every morning, and the growing, unmistakable feeling that this small coastal town is becoming exactly what it was always meant to be.
Sandbar House was built to shelter women who needed somewhere to land. This holiday season, it keeps that promise in ways nobody saw coming.
Sandbar Lights is the fifth book in the Sandbar Society series, a heartwarming story of second chances, found family, small-town charm, and the women who remind us that it's never too late to build something beautiful.
Genre: General Fiction
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