the Last Good Seat at Bar

After a career breakdown and the slow unraveling of a relationship she couldn't quite save, Morgan Langford retreats to her late grandfather's weatherworn cabin on the South Carolina coast. She expects quiet. Instead, the house doesn't feel empty.Music drifts from the record player when no one's there. A faint trace of cigar smoke lingers in the air. And as Morgan settles in, she begins to wonder if she's truly alone.Then Ashley returns-the first love she never forgot, and the one she thought she'd lost for good.As Morgan works to repair the house, she's drawn deeper into the truth about her grandfather's death, her stalled writing, and the life she left behind.Set against the quiet beauty of the Low Country, The Last Good Seat at the Bar is a tender, atmospheric story about second chances, memory, and the kind of love that never really leaves.

Pagina's: 428, Paperback, Trade Street Press LLC