Maggie Collins has poured everything she has into keeping The Inn at Bellhaven Point alive. With Harbor Days approaching, bank pressure mounting, and the old boathouse on the verge of collapse, one big summer event could save the season—or finish what’s left of her family’s legacy.

There’s just one problem.

The only man who can restore the boathouse in time is Owen Reed—the carpenter who broke her heart and left Bellhaven years ago.

Now Owen is back, all steady hands, quiet competence, and unfinished history. As the work begins, Maggie and Owen are forced into each other’s orbit again: over ledgers and lumber, chowder tastings and committee meetings, porch lights and harbor wind. In a town that remembers everything, repairing the inn may be the easy part. Repairing what they lost is far more dangerous.

Because Bellhaven Point is more than a beautiful old inn on the water. It’s memory. Family. Reputation. A place people return to when they want to feel like they belong.

And this summer, Maggie must decide whether saving the inn means protecting it alone… or finally trusting the man who has come home.

The Inn at Bellhaven Point is a warm, emotionally rich small-town romance filled with second chances, seaside atmosphere, community heart, slow-burn chemistry, and the kind of love story built board by board to last.

Perfect for readers who love:
small-town romance • second-chance love • coastal settings • gruff, capable heroes • strong heroines • innkeeping and restoration • community charm • heartfelt happy endings