The Lighthouse at Cranberry Cove

di Della Sutton (Autore)

Latchgate, 2026

Rosie Quinn has a rule, and she has never once broken it: no cameras, no questions, no name from before. Two winters ago she arrived in Cranberry Cove with good knives and no history, and the inn's back kitchen became the one room where she was only her hands, laminating dough at five in the morning while the town quietly agreed not to ask what she left behind. Theo Croft sees people for a living. He reads a room through a lens before he ever says hello, and he has spent his whole career pointing a camera at exactly the thing everyone else is too polite to look at straight on. Wintering over in the inn's room seven was only ever supposed to be about the light on the harbor. Then he meets the one woman in town who turns her face from every frame, and for the first time in his career, he wants to put the camera down. A decommissioned lighthouse across the water becomes the reason they cannot stay strangers: a boarded-up keeper's cottage the town decides to restore, a tea room Rosie could run in her own name, a lantern room that has not thrown a beam since 1991. Theo promises her, plainly and more than once, that he will never point a lens at her. He means it completely, right up until an old photograph he thought he had killed runs anyway, under her face, under her name, in front of the one kind of stranger she has spent two years making sure never finds her again. To Rosie, the man who promised looks exactly like the man who broke his word. The mistake belongs to someone else entirely, but the fear it wakes up is older than Theo and has nothing to do with him. Rosie has one skill that has never failed her: disappearing. She is good at it. She has done it before. This time, the only way through is to stop running before she starts, climb to the top of a lighthouse she has always loved from a safe distance, and choose, on her own terms and in front of the whole town, to be seen. The Lighthouse at Cranberry Cove is the third book in the Cranberry Cove series: a newcomer-and-hidden-past slow burn about a woman who spent years disappearing and the photographer who falls for her without ever raising the camera. Warm found family, a restoration project that becomes a self-claim, and a happily-ever-after under a working light. Come home to the cove.

• Autore: Della Sutton
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Latchgate
• Formato: EPUB3 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798235138292