Forty-three-year-old Willa Harmon is perfectly content being alone—or so she says.

Everything changed years ago when she ran from a marriage proposal in Peru and later found her heart broken by a man she thought she could trust. Since then, she’s kept her life small and simple, running her herb shop on Seabrook Island and keeping her walls as high as the coastal dunes. Love, she’s decided, is better left to others.

What she doesn’t plan on is the charming, magnetic yoga instructor who keeps showing up—with smiles that undo her hard-won peace and breaks down her walls.

Brother Leon believes in impermanence—the tide rolls in, the tide rolls out, and nothing lasts forever. After a painful divorce, he’s found serenity in solitude and simplicity. But Willa, with her sharp wit and sea-glass eyes, tests every truth he’s built his new life around. Especially when they’re forced to work together on Seabrook’s new community garden project, where her perfectionism meets his patience—and sparks start to fly.

The more time they spend side by side, the harder it becomes to deny what’s blooming between them. But when Willa discovers Leon’s past and his refusal to believe in “forever,” she must decide whether love built on the present can truly survive the future.

Heart-stirring, witty, and full of coastal charm, Beachview Sea Glass Serenity is a story about healing, hope, and the courage to love again no matter how many tides it takes.

This is Book 7 in the Beachview Seabrook Island series, perfect for readers who love small-town women’s fiction filled with heart, hope, and second chances.

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