After twelve years away, Claire Rowan returns to the quiet Maine town of Bellweather Bay with one plan: sell her late grandmother’s seaside inn and leave before the memories convince her to stay.
But the weathered old house needs repairs, and the only person willing to finish them before tourist season is Noah Vale—the man Claire once promised she would never leave. Working beside him brings back everything she thought distance had buried: the summer nights, the unfinished plans, and the truth about why she disappeared.
As the inn slowly comes back to life, Claire must decide whether returning home means surrendering the future she built—or finally choosing the one she left behind.
*The Light Between Tides* is a warm, emotional romance about first love, second chances, and finding your way home.
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After twelve years away, Claire Rowan returns to the quiet Maine town of Bellweather Bay with one plan: sell her late grandmother’s seaside inn and leave before the memories convince her to stay.
But the weathered old house needs repairs, and the only person willing to finish them before tourist season is Noah Vale—the man Claire once promised she would never leave. Working beside him brings back everything she thou
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G-NRIS™ identifies The Light Between Tides primarily as Romance and Contemporary Fiction. Its strongest themes include Second Chances, Homecoming, Love and Relationships, and Memory and Nostalgia. Prominent narrative patterns include Second Chance Romance, Returning Home, Small Town Setting, and Renovation Project.
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