She meant to stay one night. Sparrow Cove had other ideas.
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Neither was Anna Hollis. She was tired, a little lost, and only looking for somewhere to sleep before continuing up the Maine coast. Instead, she found a café that wouldn't let her leave hungry, a botanist who handed her exactly what she didn't know she needed, and an entire harbor that made room for her before she'd done anything to earn it.
From late afternoon to the final lighthouse sweep, every stop brings Anna a little further into Sparrow Cove.
Anna arrives as Harper is closing for the day. She apologizes and starts to leave. Harper asks one question instead.
A simple delivery takes Anna into Maya Ellery's old botanical shop, where shelves smell of cedar, rosemary, tea, and dried lavender.
As the sun drops toward the water, Sparrow Cove begins carrying chairs, food, lanterns, music, and mismatched mugs toward the harbor.
Lantern light scatters across the water. Harper sits beside Anna with two steaming mugs of Grandmother Camden's cinnamon-honey tea.
Anna came to Sparrow Cove because it happened to be on the way to somewhere else. By the time she reaches her room, something has shifted.
Sometimes what you need isn't an answer.One Evening in Sparrow Cove
It's a place that lets you stay awhile.
This isn't a sample chapter or an unfinished teaser. It's a complete Sparrow Cove story designed to be enjoyed slowly, preferably somewhere comfortable with something warm nearby.
Come for the soup. Stay for the lanterns. Leave when you're ready. Sparrow Cove has never been very good at rushing people.
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