โ Scribed by Maisey Yates
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New York Times bestselling author Maisey Yates's new novel introduces the women of the Lighthouse Inn B&B. They might not have it all together, but this summer, they'll discover that together, they might still have it all...
Rachel Henderson's family is falling apart. Becoming a widow--especially at this age--is heartbreaking. With her teenage daughter, Emma, leaving soon for college, Rachel needs a friend--but local diner owner Adam is the last person she ever thought she'd lean on.
From the outside, her little sister, Anna, has a picture-perfect marriage. But the weight of it is suffocating her. The only way for her to breathe again comes at a high price, one she's not so sure she can pay.
After raising two daughters on her own, their mother, Wendy, knows just how hard life can be. She's done things she's not proud of, things she desperately wants to keep from her girls--until keeping quiet is no longer an option.
As long-held secrets bubble...
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