Bookshelf

When a viral scandal disrupts her carefully curated world, influencer Emma Clark does the one thing nobody expects—she vanishes from the internet. With her reputation in ruins and nowhere to turn, she finds herself in Sandy Shores, a quiet coastal town where the waves don’t care about followers and nobody knows her name. 

There she meets Noah Tyler, a man deeply connected to the past, carrying the burden of a legacy built long before he was born.  His family’s bookstore—Tyler & Sons, established in 1867 during Reconstruction—serves as the heart of the town, symbolizing resilience and community.  But when Noah uncovers his father’s hidden land deals, everything he holds dear is suddenly at risk. 

Their connection is immediate.  Not mere sparks—recognition.  As Noah introduces Emma to a life beyond the feed, she rediscovers her own voice, her own worth, and the kind of love that brings you back to yourself. 

However, the threat intensifies when powerful developer Grayson Voss targets Sandy Shores.  Together, Emma and Noah must battle for the bookstore, the town’s history, and the future they’re just beginning to envision. 

Some stories aren’t told online.  Some, like those found in the emotional sagas you have to live.