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Synopsis
Lindsey Coffey has spent her life trying to forget bad memories. The once-thriving artist sold everything she had for a tiny beach house in the cozy town of Lewes. Now struggling to support her aging grandmother, she’s on the eve of her 40th birthday with little to her name—and chronically single. Leo Brigman never talks about his past. The town’s new handyman is a kind-hearted soul who’s quick to help anyone who asks—and when Lindsey’s snooping makes an awkward scene in the local grocery store, he’s more than happy to fix up her beach house in exchange for a place to park his RV. But sometimes, the past follows you. Because someone is snooping around, searching about Leo—and asking questions he doesn’t want to answer. And when Lindsey lets a young hitchhiker bunk in her house, she quickly begins to realize that this girl is no stranger... Will digging up old memories bring more pain than good? Or should Lindsey and Leo stop running from the past and learn to embrace it instead? As a feel-good summer romance that’s perfect for fans of second chances and later-in-life love, The Shoreline House series is a clean & cozy beach read by bestselling author Grace Meyers that you won’t want to miss.
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Is The Shoreline House appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
A clean romance about two people with mysterious pasts finding love and healing in a small beach town. Contains no sexual content, violence, or strong language—perfect for readers who enjoy sweet, cozy romances with emotional depth.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include abandonment, secrets, and past trauma.
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Who'll love this
Teens might enjoy this gentle story about people getting a fresh start and finding love later in life.