Escape to a heartwarming small town where a magical heirloom attracts two opposites that discover romance love and a generational second chance.
A Memorable romantic journey, a kiss near a beautiful lighthouse, and a magical heirloom ring guide two young adults to a forever love generational romance. They discover secrets that bring heartache and separation. Years later a powerful storm and the paranormal lighthouse beam set the stage for a dramatic life-saving river rescue, shock, amnesia, and heartfelt recovery. Only forever love and a magical heirloom could bring these two soulmates together again
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Five Star Rating Amazon and eBook – Reader Review: “This wonderful book has everything, romance, friendships, challenges, nature, wildlife. The lighthouse is a lovely symbol of hope. An enjoyable book to read.”
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She is not relationship-bound and not a believer in forever love.
As Kathleen Kelly stood at the intersection of a small coastal town, she couldn’t help but feel a sense of awe as she noticed the scurry of residents heading towards the shore and the lighthouse. She was on assignment from her editor to investigate the historical romance of the Minot Ledge lighthouse, known as the “1-4-3 I Love You” light, and awarded a spot in the National Register of Historic Places. Little did she know, this assignment would lead her to a chance encounter with a resident who was handsome and engaging.
She first observed him exiting the bookstore, wearing a tailored button-down shirt and collared shirt. She thought, three books, a book reader, and likely wealthy. But as he noticed her and began to walk towards her, she felt a flutter in her stomach.
“Hello, I’m Henry Walsh,” he said with a charming smile. “Are you a tourist in need of direction?”
Kathleen introduced herself and explained the purpose of her visit. She handed him her business card, and as he read it, he remarked, “You’re from Wichita, Kansas. Kathleen, artistic card. Do I call you Kathleen or Kathy?”
She smiled and replied, “I prefer Kathleen.”
As Henry offered to escort her to a nearby park bench, Kathleen couldn’t help but feel drawn to him. He was a lifelong resident of the town and could provide her with valuable insight for her article. But as they sat on the bench, discussing the history of the lighthouse, Kathleen couldn’t help but feel an unfamiliar inner connection with Henry. She couldn’t deny the way her name sounded when he said it, and she found herself liking it more and more.
Later as their conversation turned towards the lighthouse’s reputation as the forever love light, both Kathleen and Henry couldn’t deny the powerful emotions stirring within them. And as they looked into each other’s eyes, they both knew that this assignment had brought them together for a reason.
If you are a reader who likes coastal settings and contemporary romance where hearts collide, you will love the romance of Book Two in the series, The Lighthouse Beams and the search for the owner of the Heirloom Rings. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves a heartfelt romance.
Buy Book One of the Lighthouse Beams series – Heirloom Ring and the Powerful Secret for Romantic Forever Love that hides within.
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She watched him walk to his truck after their construction project meeting and thought he was handsome, tanned, brawny intelligent, and kind. Careful.
Rebecca Wilson is the owner of a daily journal newspaper and the owner of a cottage on the outskirts of Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts. She agreed to rent her cottage to the construction company owner Edward Walsh who would be restoring and relocating the town’s Gay Head Lighthouse, which would topple over the cliffs from erosion likely with the next hurricane.
She had been left at the altar when her fiancée and best friend ran away together. Rebecca always believed in romance, love, and finding one special person to live the rest of her life with. Edward appeared to touch her heart yet there would be no relationship with him as he would be leaving the island for North Carolina after the completion of the project.
Edward Walsh was polite and businesslike during their meeting and grateful for Rebecca renting him her cottage for the three-plus months he would be in town for the project. He didn’t give any clues to his thoughts of Rebecca. He surmised that she would not be willing to relocate to North Carolina as she had her business, family, and friends already significant.
A few weeks later, Edward reached out to Rebecca to have dinner with him. The relationship developed into a lovely friendship as she provided tours of the Island to him. Edward appreciated these extra courtesies and time with Rebecca. They both secretly hoped their relationship could be much more.
“Her heart had been shattered, but her faith in love remained. Rebecca Wilson thought she had found her perfect match until her fiancée and best friend betrayed her and ran away together. Now, she finds solace in her daily journal newspaper and her quaint cottage on the outskirts of Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts. Little did she know that her life would change when she agreed to rent her cottage to the charming and determined construction company owner, Edward Walsh.
Edward’s mission was to restore and relocate the town’s Gay Head Lighthouse, which was on the brink of toppling over the cliffs from erosion. With a hurricane on the horizon, time was of the essence. Despite their initial business-like meeting, Rebecca couldn’t help but feel a spark of attraction towards Edward. But with his plans to leave the island for North Carolina once the project was complete, a relationship between them seemed impossible.
As the weeks passed, Edward found himself drawn to Rebecca’s kind heart and adventurous spirit. He couldn’t resist asking her to dinner, and before they knew it, their relationship blossomed into a beautiful friendship. But with both of them secretly wishing for more, will their time together be cut short by Edward’s impending departure?
For fans of heartwarming romance and scenic settings, “Love on the Vineyard” is a must-read. If you enjoyed books like “The Notebook” and “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” you’ll fall in love with this tale of second chances and unexpected love. Don’t wait any longer, buy now before the price changes!
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Kathie Baset
The most popular question I get for my series, The Lighthouse Beams, is, How did I come to write a romance trilogy?
In the summer of 1997, I attended a romance writing workshop because I thought it would be something fun to do while on vacation.
The workshop was held by professional romance writers with specific achievements planned. One was to write twenty-five pages of a new romance story.
When the weekend was over, I came back home and filed my draft story in my files with a handwritten tab titled, “1997.” All these years later in 2021, I was planning on retiring and discovered this file. And, so it goes…