The Cafe By The Sea

She came to sell a café. She stayed to save herself.

Maggie Sullivan had a plan: drive to Lighthouse Cove, sign the papers, and go back to the quiet, empty life waiting for her in Toronto. She did not plan for a crumbling building held together by memory and sea air. She did not plan for a small town that adopted her before she had even unpacked. And she absolutely did not plan for Jack Donovan, the gruff, guarded lighthouse keeper who warned her the café would break her and then showed up every morning at five-fifty to make sure it did not.

He has been wrong before. But never like this.

Set on the rugged coast of Nova Scotia, The Café by the Sea is a warm, slow-burn romance about second chances, chosen family, and the stubborn kind of love that does not arrive with fanfare. It arrives with a toolbox. It shows up every day. And it stays.

Perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber, Susan Wiggs, and Sherryl Woods, this clean, wholesome romance follows two people who were certain they were done with love, in a coastal community where belonging finds you whether you are ready or not.

For readers who believe it is never too late to start over.