the Tide That Led Me Home: Some hearts never truly leave shore

Some hearts never truly leave the shore.Nora Ashby left Halewick Bay at seventeen and swore she'd never look back. Fifteen years later, a collapsed wedding cake, eleven million views, and a very public heartbreak send her home in disgrace - straight into her grandmother's funeral, and into a will that won't let her leave quietly.To inherit the guesthouse she's desperate to sell, Nora must complete every entry in her grandmother's private ledger: fifty small, overdue apologies owed to the people of Halewick, in order, before the first frost. The final entry is sealed in red wax, addressed to the one woman in town who hasn't spoken her grandmother's name in forty years - and guarded by her grandson, who seems determined to stop Nora before she ever reaches it.As Nora works her way through a lifetime of borrowed ladders, buried grudges, and quiet kindnesses, she starts falling for the very man protecting the secret she's sworn to uncover. But some debts were never meant to be paid quickly, and the truth behind the sealed letter is bigger than one broken friendship - it's the reason an entire town has believed the wrong story for forty years.Before Nora can claim her grandmother's house, she'll have to decide what she owes the living, and what the dead are still owed.Sometimes the only way home is the long way round.