Storms, Silence & Second Chances

A Delaney Novel

von Greer Delaney

284 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Siobhan Delaney does not believe in careless observation.

As chair of Delaney's preservation board, she has spent years protecting the harbor, the history, and the working heart of a town that too many outsiders mistake for something quaint and easily understood. Katherine Fischer arrives with a camera, a sharp eye, and a contract to document coastal preservation efforts-and immediately threatens to turn Delaney into exactly the kind of story Siobhan cannot stand.

Forced to work together, Siobhan and Katherine clash over everything: history, truth, responsibility, and who gets to define a place. But as Katherine begins to capture the real rhythms of the harbor instead of a polished postcard version, their arguments shift into reluctant respect-and then into something far more dangerous.

Because Katherine sees too much.>As storms test the coastline and old patterns of control begin to crack, both women are forced to confront what it means to be known, what it means to stay, and whether love can survive when one person is rooted to a place and the other has built her life around leaving.

Set in the sharp, tender world of Delaney, Storms, Silence & Second Chances is a small-town sapphic romance about belonging, trust, second chances, and the difference between being looked at and being truly seen.