Book Description
Evie Avery came to Pelican Cove for the data. Three months on a coastal survey, just enough time to rebuild her research portfolio after two years of grief-work and loss. She didn't come for the lighthouse keeper with storm-gray eyes and a daughter who drew Evie's face in her sketchbook two weeks before they met.
Finn Calloway built a perfect ordinary life on the Oregon coast. Coffee at six. Iris to school at eight. Boats until dark. He walked away from his pack, from his Alpha title, from everything that made him dangerous — all to give his daughter the quiet childhood she deserved. Then Evie arrived, and the bioluminescent bay started doing things that defied four hundred years of marine science. And his six-year-old daughter started smiling like she'd been waiting.
The bond is real. He knows it. She's beginning to. And somewhere in the mountains, the pack's new Alpha has been tracking the signal for weeks.
Some things know before people do. The sea glass left itself on her doorstep. The water lit up when they stood in it together. And a little girl drew the word HOME above three people at a tide line before any of them knew they were a family.