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A stormy Oregon coast. A haunted past. A second chance she never saw coming.
When Amelia Carter flees a toxic marriage and a corporate life that's left her hollow, she drives cross-country to the one place that might still belong to her: Blue Shoal Cottage, her late mother's long-hidden retreat on the rain-soaked shores of Waldport, Oregon.
The cottage is falling apart. The neighbors are strangers. And one of them-Theo Martinez, the reclusive boat mechanic next door-has eyes like a shipwreck and secrets buried deeper than the Pacific.
As Amelia unpacks her mother's old journals and a dusty Remington typewriter, she uncovers the life her mother lived in Waldport, and the love she kept from her daughter. With each page, Amelia begins to write again-not just words, but a new story for herself. One filled with courage, community, and the quiet pull of a man who sees through her defenses and stands guard at her door when the past comes clawing back.
But when the ghosts she thought she escaped resurface, Amelia will have to decide: Can she trust a man who carries his own storm inside him? Or is love just another story destined to end?
Waldport is a deeply emotional, slow-burn contemporary romance about trauma, healing, and finding home in the most unexpected places. For fans of Emily Henry, Katherine Center, and slow-burning, emotionally grounded love stories with depth, heart, and a touch of salt air.
A stormy Oregon coast. A haunted past. A second chance she never saw coming.
When Amelia Carter flees a toxic marriage and a corporate life that's left her hollow, she drives cross-country to the one place that might still belong to her: Blue Shoal Cottage, her late mother's long-hidden retreat on the rain-soaked shores of Waldport, Oregon.
The cottage is falling apart. The neighbors are strangers. And one of them-Theo Martinez, the reclusive boat mechanic next door-has eyes like a shipwreck and secrets buried deeper than the Pacific.
As Amelia unpacks her mother's old journals and a dusty Remington typewriter, she uncovers the life her mother lived in Waldport, and the love she kept from her daughter. With each page, Amelia begins to write again-not just words, but a new story for herself. One filled with courage, community, and the quiet pull of a man who sees through her defenses and stands guard at her door when the past comes clawing back.
But when the ghosts she thought she escaped resurface, Amelia will have to decide: Can she trust a man who carries his own storm inside him? Or is love just another story destined to end?
Waldport is a deeply emotional, slow-burn contemporary romance about trauma, healing, and finding home in the most unexpected places. For fans of Emily Henry, Katherine Center, and slow-burning, emotionally grounded love stories with depth, heart, and a touch of salt air.