Summer At Seaside

After twelve years of making herself smaller, Indigo finally has her life back — and no idea what to do with it.

The divorce is done. The house is quiet. And the woman who once built entire corporate strategies overnight cannot figure out what she actually wants for breakfast.

So she drives north to a small Gulf Coast town she has never been to, to spend a weekend with an old friend she has not seen in years.

She does not expect the fisherman on the dock.

Crispin Lockwood came back to Apalachicola to fix something broken beneath the water. He is not looking for anything else.

He is steady and unhurried and honest in a way that Indigo has not encountered in so long she almost does not recognize it.

And that is the problem.

Because wanting someone safe feels more dangerous than anything she survived in her marriage.

Trusting the quiet ones is how you end up staying.

And Indigo is not sure she is ready to stay anywhere yet.

What if the life you stopped believing in is already waiting — one small town, one honest man, one impossible decision away?

A coastal womens fiction romance with:
? Post-divorce healing & reinvention
? Slow-burn romance with a quiet, steady hero
? Female friendship as the emotional backbone
? Small-town Florida charm
? Woman learning to want what she deserves
? HEA guaranteed