The Signal House at Greyhaven

Greyhaven survived the war. Now it must decide what peace is for.In 1947, former naval radio listener Maren Veycott returns to the remote Atlantic Canadian fishing town of Greyhaven to settle her late mother's estate and leave within two weeks. Instead, she finds the abandoned signal house marked for demolition-and an old weather log with the page from her father's final night cut away.Determined to restore the harbour's warning station, Maren joins a guarded boatbuilder, a teenage trainee, and neighbours learning to trust one another again. But the work challenges Alden Quorren, the powerful businessman whose influence reaches every boat and household in town.As a sixteen-year-old secret begins to surface and a fast-deepening storm threatens the fishing fleet, Maren must decide whether to raise a warning she cannot prove-and risk the fragile trust she has fought to rebuild.The Signal House at Greyhaven is a hopeful, character-driven historical novel about courage without certainty, shared responsibility, and the lights people keep for one another when the way home disappears.