Steinhatchee (10 risultati)

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She came back to Steinhatchee to sell her grandmother's old river fish camp and say goodbye. She did not plan on a reason to stay - or on getting back the warm, generous part of herself she thought she had quietly packed away for good.At fifty-six, Nell Ainsworth has a tidy little house in Gainesville, a grown daughter who worries about her, a marriage of thirty-four years that came apart so politely she barely heard it break, and one last errand: drive down to Steinhatchee, the Old-Florida scalloping village at the mouth of the river, clean out the River House her grandmother Etta left her on the fish-house dock, and sell the failing old building to whoever will take it. Two weeks. In and out. Back to her careful, decided-for life - the one where she stopped cooking a real supper for anybody the year her husband stopped coming home hungry.Then she meets Boone Tolliver - the quiet, widowed skiff builder down the dock who mends the things nobody thanks him for and has kept Etta's River House dry and its dues paid for years without telling a soul. She climbs the landing stairs to the River House, the scallop-shucking hall where the whole village used to gather under the old landing bell, only to find it shuttered and sagging, the bell silent on the piling, and a developer's survey stakes marching down the riverfront.A retired schoolteacher who learned to shuck scallops and feed a full table at her grandmother's elbow cannot quite walk away. So Nell stays past her two weeks, and she and Boone start bringing the old River House back board by board - two people who thought their best years were behind them, learning that the surest light on the river might be the one they keep lit for each other. But a private resort wants the whole riverfront, her daughter wants her home, and Boone swore a long time ago that he was done hoping for anything past the next tide.A sweet, clean, slow-burn second-chance romance with no spice and a guaranteed happily-ever-after. Welcome to Steinhatchee, where every book is a new couple, a fresh start, and a happy ending. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She kept the pie window lit on the fish-house dock. He kept a promise he never told her about.At fifty-seven, Deenie Vann runs the Two Sisters pie-and-coffee window at the end of the Steinhatchee fish-house dock, the little window she started with her sister Junie, back before she lost her. Two years a widow, she has made a careful peace with early mornings, a full coffee urn, and a life she keeps small on purpose. She is not looking for a second chapter. She is only trying to get through scallop season with her heart in one piece.Cap Sully Fontaine has run the scallop boat Loretta May out of that dock his whole life, and he has been quiet since he lost his wife. He is Boone Tolliver's oldest friend, the man who mends what breaks and never asks for thanks, and forty years ago, one summer, he was the boy Deenie almost stayed for.Now a smooth developer wants the fish house, the ice plant, and the fuel dock for a gated marina, and the one thing standing between Deenie's window and the wrecking ball is a secret Sully has carried, alone, since the week her husband died.As the whole village fights to save its working waterfront, two people who thought their best years were behind them start finding their way back to each other under the old catch bell. But some promises cost more than money, and Deenie has spent a lifetime letting other people decide things for her.A sweet, clean, slow-burn second-chance romance with no spice and a guaranteed happily-ever-after. Welcome to Steinhatchee, where every book is a new couple, a fresh start, and a happy ending. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She came back to Steinhatchee to sell her grandmother's old river fish camp and say goodbye. She did not plan on a reason to stay - or on getting back the warm, generous part of herself she thought she had quietly packed away for good.At fifty-six, Nell Ainsworth has a tidy little house in Gainesville, a grown daughter who worries about her, a marriage of thirty-four years that came apart so politely she barely heard it break, and one last errand: drive down to Steinhatchee, the Old-Florida scalloping village at the mouth of the river, clean out the River House her grandmother Etta left her on the fish-house dock, and sell the failing old building to whoever will take it. Two weeks. In and out. Back to her careful, decided-for life - the one where she stopped cooking a real supper for anybody the year her husband stopped coming home hungry.Then she meets Boone Tolliver - the quiet, widowed skiff builder down the dock who mends the things nobody thanks him for and has kept Etta's River House dry and its dues paid for years without telling a soul. She climbs the landing stairs to the River House, the scallop-shucking hall where the whole village used to gather under the old landing bell, only to find it shuttered and sagging, the bell silent on the piling, and a developer's survey stakes marching down the riverfront.A retired schoolteacher who learned to shuck scallops and feed a full table at her grandmother's elbow cannot quite walk away. So Nell stays past her two weeks, and she and Boone start bringing the old River House back board by board - two people who thought their best years were behind them, learning that the surest light on the river might be the one they keep lit for each other. But a private resort wants the whole riverfront, her daughter wants her home, and Boone swore a long time ago that he was done hoping for anything past the next tide.A sweet, clean, slow-burn second-chance romance with no spice and a guaranteed happily-ever-after. Welcome to Steinhatchee, where every book is a new couple, a fresh start, and a happy ending. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She kept the pie window lit on the fish-house dock. He kept a promise he never told her about.At fifty-seven, Deenie Vann runs the Two Sisters pie-and-coffee window at the end of the Steinhatchee fish-house dock, the little window she started with her sister Junie, back before she lost her. Two years a widow, she has made a careful peace with early mornings, a full coffee urn, and a life she keeps small on purpose. She is not looking for a second chapter. She is only trying to get through scallop season with her heart in one piece.Cap Sully Fontaine has run the scallop boat Loretta May out of that dock his whole life, and he has been quiet since he lost his wife. He is Boone Tolliver's oldest friend, the man who mends what breaks and never asks for thanks, and forty years ago, one summer, he was the boy Deenie almost stayed for.Now a smooth developer wants the fish house, the ice plant, and the fuel dock for a gated marina, and the one thing standing between Deenie's window and the wrecking ball is a secret Sully has carried, alone, since the week her husband died.As the whole village fights to save its working waterfront, two people who thought their best years were behind them start finding their way back to each other under the old catch bell. But some promises cost more than money, and Deenie has spent a lifetime letting other people decide things for her.A sweet, clean, slow-burn second-chance romance with no spice and a guaranteed happily-ever-after. Welcome to Steinhatchee, where every book is a new couple, a fresh start, and a happy ending. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…