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The Little Bookshop by the Harbor (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781496743022)
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xA new life filled with the celebrated seaside charm and small-town heart of Martha's Vineyard, a newfound family, romance--and an exciting venture. What more could Maddie Clarke ask for?
And why would anyone want to stop her? It's been a life-changing year since Maddie moved to the picturesque, historic fishing village of Menemsha on Martha's Vineyard, where her late mother was born. Maddie has rediscovered her grandmother as well as her own Indigenous roots as half Wampanoag, along with the tribe's rich history and traditions. She's also found an unexpected second chance at love with restauranteur Rex Winsted. And then she spots a vacant shop right on the harbor . . . Maddie boldly decides to end her days as a college journalism professor and open a bookshop that will also serve teas her grandmother makes from island herbs. Maddie's son, Rafe, a college senior, plans to craft baskets in the ancient Wampanoag way, sell them at the store, and donate the profits to benefit Wampanoag kids. For Maddie, it's all too good to be true . . . until the threats begin. Not wanting to spoil the dream, Maddie tells no one. But an unexpected incident makes the situation worse, and just as the shop is about to open, revelations from the past erupt. And another surprise ahead could radically impact not only Maddie's future, but Rex's, too. Facing a decision she never saw coming, Maddie learns that even peaceful waters must weather storms . . .
Author: Jean Stone
ISBN-10: 1496743024
ISBN-13: 9781496743022
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
Language: English
Published: 04/28/2026
Pages: 304
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.81lbs
And why would anyone want to stop her? It's been a life-changing year since Maddie moved to the picturesque, historic fishing village of Menemsha on Martha's Vineyard, where her late mother was born. Maddie has rediscovered her grandmother as well as her own Indigenous roots as half Wampanoag, along with the tribe's rich history and traditions. She's also found an unexpected second chance at love with restauranteur Rex Winsted. And then she spots a vacant shop right on the harbor . . . Maddie boldly decides to end her days as a college journalism professor and open a bookshop that will also serve teas her grandmother makes from island herbs. Maddie's son, Rafe, a college senior, plans to craft baskets in the ancient Wampanoag way, sell them at the store, and donate the profits to benefit Wampanoag kids. For Maddie, it's all too good to be true . . . until the threats begin. Not wanting to spoil the dream, Maddie tells no one. But an unexpected incident makes the situation worse, and just as the shop is about to open, revelations from the past erupt. And another surprise ahead could radically impact not only Maddie's future, but Rex's, too. Facing a decision she never saw coming, Maddie learns that even peaceful waters must weather storms . . .
Author: Jean Stone
ISBN-10: 1496743024
ISBN-13: 9781496743022
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
Language: English
Published: 04/28/2026
Pages: 304
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.81lbs
By Jean Stone
xJean Stone is the author of more than two dozen novels, including the Vineyard Series and Good Little Wives (under the pen name Abby Drake), which was optioned for a Lifetime TV movie. Published by Kensington, Random House, and HarperCollins, her work has been translated into more than a dozen languages. Jean has taught at a number of writers' conferences and has been a guest lecturer at many colleges and conferences. A native of New England who has lived on Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod, she can be found online at JeanStone.com.
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