A Light for the Lost

She lost her husband, her job, and her faith in her own judgment. Then she inherited a lighthouse that lights itself for the dead.

At forty-six, paralegal Nora Pell has nothing left but a hatchback, a ficus, and the suspicion that she can't read people anymore. After all, she spent three years looking straight at her husband across the dinner table and never once saw the affair.

So when her eccentric great-aunt Winnie leaves her Gullstone Light, a weathered tower on a tidal ledge off the coast of Maine, Nora drives north with no plan at all.

On her first night, the lamp blazes to life. It hasn't had power since 1991.

Then someone knocks on the door.

He's a young lobsterman in a yellow slicker, polite, soaked to the skin, and lost at sea thirty-two years ago. The whole town says Jonah Tibbetts sold his family's land and ran out on his pregnant girlfriend. Jonah says he was on his way to propose. And Nora's great-aunt, before her "accidental" fall down the tower stairs, had started to prove it.

Now it's up to Nora to finish what Winnie began. With a gruff, widowed harbormaster who fixes things before she asks, a diner owner whose coffee cups ripple when she's upset, and a retired ER nurse who doesn't believe in ghosts, Nora digs through deeds, notary journals, and thirty-year-old secrets. But someone in Harrow's Reach has kept this story buried for a very long time. And they will do anything to keep it in the dark.

A Light for the Lost is a heartfelt, atmospheric paranormal women's fiction mystery with:

• A clever heroine over forty starting over after divorce
• A haunted lighthouse and a ghost who just wants to get home
• A clean, slow-burn second-chance romance
• Fierce female friendships and a small coastal town full of secrets
• A cold case that will break your heart and put it back together