Will falling in love give them a second chance?
Or tear them apart?
Liddy's new job as a concierge at a seaside inn, along with the inn's quirky inhabitants, offer her something she desperately needs: the chance to start over. Soon she meets Beau, a captivating widower longing for his own fresh start.
But one day, Liddy discovers another setback brewing in her life, one that may derail a second chance at love with Beau - or anyone else, for that matter.
Will Liddy have the courage to trust a man again? Can Beau commit to a woman facing a surprising challenge? And what is going on behind the scenes at Sea Glass Inn, where late night deliveries and secret meetings are spoken about in whispers?
Walking on Sea Glass is a sweet romance filled with humor, heart, and the power of true love.
**** Read all three novels in the Sea Glass Inn series:**
** Walking on Sea Glass - Book 1
Runaway Tide - Book 2
Windswept - Book 3 (Preorder now) **
"Poignant ..." *~ Kathryn Cushman, author of Fading Starlight ***
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Review
"A poignant story of loss, overcoming, and finding joy along the way."
- Kathryn Cushman, author of Finding Me and Fading Starlight
"... This is a wonderful story of forgiveness and trust, learning to live their lives without fear. I'm looking forward to the next book in this series!" - Ginny**
"I have read all of Julie's books. This was my favorite by far ..." - Barbara Garonzik
"I fell in love with the characters and the challenges they each brought to the story." - Katnip
From the Author
Dear Readers,
Walking on Sea Glass is inspired by a true story - mine! My husband, Dan, and I met under circumstances similar to Liddy and Beau's. We are grateful to family, friends, and God-all who cradled us during the dark and the amazingly bright times we experienced back then.
While Liddy and Beau may have been loosely inspired by my husband and me when we were (lots) younger, as their story unfolded, they quickly became their own people. This story is theirs.
I so hope you enjoy it! And if you do, I hope you'll let me know.
Cheers,
Julie Carobini