Celeste Deveaux, a bestselling country music singer with fans around the world, never planned or expected to come home again, battered and beaten, to her family's oceanfront inn and historic lighthouse at Edisto Island on the South Carolina coast. With threats still following her, Celeste struggles to find peace, to decide on her direction, and to recover her life.
Reid Beckett was stunned to see Celeste Deveaux make her way to the piano to sing one night at his Uncle Thurman's restaurant in Charleston. It had been at least eight years since she'd last performed here as a young girl, long before she left and became a well-known star. He doubted she even remembered him or would recognize him again, but he well remembered her.
PRAISE FOR LIN STEPP AND HER RICH SOUTHERN NOVELS
"Through the highs and the lows, the reader gets a seat at the Deveaux table, where the messiness of life is explored through the grace of God. .... The author excels in depicting life in the South Carolina Lowcountry, mixing in suspense. ... and providing an immersive experience, complete with tasty recipes featured in the story."- Novels Alive Review
"I love the serene atmosphere the author created and enjoyed sinking into the coastal setting and story ... This story has such an easy-going flow, with peaks, valleys, love, loss, tears, laughter, questions, and answers all cozily wrapped in a clean, well-written memorable romance. There's so much to enjoy, and I can't wait to revisit this place in the following book in the series!" - Cover Lover Book Review
"The many layers of Lin Stepp's books are what make them so attractive ... and you will love this story of love, family, and faith... a great beach escape." - Reading and Writing Sentinel Reviews
"Travel to beautiful coastal South Carolina without ever leaving home! New York Times Bestselling Author Lin Stepp is taking her reader there in the Lighthouse Sisters Series...Stepp's ability to pull her readers into the story, catch them off guard at times, and move them to both laughter and tears is evident in all of her books." - Lee Ambrose Reviews
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