Sandbar Season
It’s never too late to make your dreams come true.
Hope Venerable’s life took a detour and then a left turn and before she knew it her dream to own a restaurant hit a dead end. Raising kids, paying bills, and being a wife became her life. Add to that her husband putting his own schemes before her dreams made owning a restaurant about as likely as winning the lottery. A food-inspired life is Hope’s joy, her gift, and she never stopped working to make at least a small part of her dreams come true. When her husband betrays her and tries to crush her ideas again, she knows she needs a change.
It’s at that moment her old friend, Libby Quinn, steps in and offers her a chance of a lifetime.
Libby aims to bring Hope back to Irish Hills and remind her what it means to have Sandbar Sisters, BFFs. Libby shows Hope that you can find a new life on an old beach. Plus Libby has an offer for Hope that she can’t refuse.
Return to Irish Hills where sun-soaked memories, cherished friendships, sisterhood, and sweet possibilities for second chance romance are around every corner.
Sandbar Season is the second book in the Summer Cottage Series that follows the heartwarming stories of Libby Quinn, her friends, family, and summer visitors to the beaches of Irish Hills. If you like a touch of sweet romance, flip-flops, and sun on your shoulders, you’ll love Sandbar Season. Pick a spot on the pontoon boat and spend the summer with old friends and gentle laughs.
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