Where The Tide Lets Go

The best ones let you go, and are still there when you come back.Twice a day, the sea lets go of St Ennick's. For six hours the old causeway rises out of the water and the island belongs to the mainland. Then the tide comes back, and it belongs to itself.Freya Nance runs the Low Water Bookshop in the old lifeboat house, and since her mother died she has kept everything exactly as it was: the shop, the island, the room at the end of the landing. Then Callum Reid arrives, a careful Scottish surveyor sent to find out whether St Ennick's can be turned into a glamping resort. He misses the tide on his very first day.She'll show him the island. Every wall, every lark's nest, every reason it can't be done. He'll write the truth, whatever it costs. And neither of them expects the island to have plans of its own.A warm, moving, closed-door romance about grief, home, and the courage to let go.