Two women. One crumbling Victorian. A dream worth fighting for.
Joanna has come a long way from the widow who drove into Sandbar Cove with nothing but a broken heart and a sand dollar in her pocket. She's made friends. She's built a life. And after months of pretending she didn't notice the quiet sheriff who keeps finding reasons to stop by, she's finally ready to see where it leads.
Turns out falling in love at fifty-six feels a lot like falling in love at sixteen, only this time, she knows exactly what she wants.
Anne has come a long way, too. The daughter who left Sandbar Cove at eighteen and swore she'd never look back is sleeping in her childhood bedroom, sorting through her mother's secrets, and quietly falling apart in a way that feels a lot like falling back together.
When the two women hit on an idea to save Sandbar House—one that echoes everything Georgia built and lost'''they pour everything they have into making it real. But restoration is messy. Love after a lifetime of getting it wrong is messier. And a weekend in Charleston is about to bring Joanna face-to-face with a woman who can finally tell her what really happened to Rose and the secrets the Society tried so hard to keep buried.
A house this old has held a lot of women through a lot of storms. It isn't finished yet.
Found family, small-town charm, sweet second-chance romance, and a mystery spanning generations. The Sandbar Society continues in Book 4: Sandbar Tides.
Genre: General Fiction
Joanna has come a long way from the widow who drove into Sandbar Cove with nothing but a broken heart and a sand dollar in her pocket. She's made friends. She's built a life. And after months of pretending she didn't notice the quiet sheriff who keeps finding reasons to stop by, she's finally ready to see where it leads.
Turns out falling in love at fifty-six feels a lot like falling in love at sixteen, only this time, she knows exactly what she wants.
Anne has come a long way, too. The daughter who left Sandbar Cove at eighteen and swore she'd never look back is sleeping in her childhood bedroom, sorting through her mother's secrets, and quietly falling apart in a way that feels a lot like falling back together.
When the two women hit on an idea to save Sandbar House—one that echoes everything Georgia built and lost'''they pour everything they have into making it real. But restoration is messy. Love after a lifetime of getting it wrong is messier. And a weekend in Charleston is about to bring Joanna face-to-face with a woman who can finally tell her what really happened to Rose and the secrets the Society tried so hard to keep buried.
A house this old has held a lot of women through a lot of storms. It isn't finished yet.
Found family, small-town charm, sweet second-chance romance, and a mystery spanning generations. The Sandbar Society continues in Book 4: Sandbar Tides.
Genre: General Fiction