โ Scribed by Taylor Hobbs
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Abandoned for over a hundred years, a small village in northern Spain enchants Remy into purchasing what could be the worst real estate investment of all time. It is located near the Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage path renowned for miracles, and the disgraced painter waits for her own revelation while rebuilding the ruins of her village and her life. But this property holds dangerous secrets dating back to a Galician military coup in 1846 that refuse to stay buried. Bieito is a local fisherman married to the sea, but he becomes enamored with the newly-arrived American artist. His decision to pursue Remy--when he can find her--upsets history's delicate balance and endangers his family. Engulfed in a past that no one else can see, Remy must find who--or what--is really in control of her fate, and if she can survive being torn between two worlds.
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