β Scribed by Emma Davies
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
He helped you move onβ¦ Until you discovered what he did. Louisa Adams has done her best to hold herself together in the years since she lost her husband in a car accident. But each morning she wakes to find his side of the bed cold is more painful than the last, and sheβs struggling to make ends meet as a writer. She must admit defeat and move into the crumbling seaside guest house her daughter just bought. Perhaps it might help put whatβs left of their broken family back togetherβ¦ There, Louisa is offered a final chance to save her career by writing an article on a local sand artist, Isaac. Except, when he turns to greet her β tall, handsome and weather-worn β something about him feels disturbingly familiar. Why, when he looks into her eyes, does she feel like he knows exactly who she is and everything sheβs been through? As they explore the rugged coastlineβs hidden coves together β living and laughing like she never thought she would again β Louisa is fascinated by this man who creates beautiful sculptures on the shoreline, but deep down she knows heβs keeping a secret from her. The discovery of a charcoal scribble in one of his sketchbooks linking him to the death of her husband, confirms her deepest fear. Is she ready for what he will tell her, and will letting him in tear her family and her heart apart all over again? A heartbreaking, page-turning and completely unforgettable family drama you will read in one sitting
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