What the Season Leaves: A Cape Cod Summer Romance

The summer Danny O'Sullivan turned twenty, he drove south instead of north.He told himself it was to help his brother with the boat. What he didn't say to his brother, his father, or the friend who watched him walk out of an exam room in March is that he came home because something broke, and he doesn't know yet how to name it.Margot Voss arrives in Chatham with ninety-four pounds of field equipment, a twelve-week research placement, and a system that has served her well across four years and four field sites: arrive, do the work, leave clean. She is six years older than the dock worker who knows the outer harbor better than anyone she's ever met. She is not supposed to care about that.But Danny has been watching this harbor his whole life. He reads the literature at night. He asks the right questions. And when he hands Margot the actual version of himself not the one he's been running since he was fifteen she has to decide whether her system still applies.What the Season Leaves is a slow-burn contemporary romance set on Cape Cod, following two people who are both trying to figure out what they're actually worth and what it means to tend something instead of just holding it.Book 3 in the Nauset Inn Series. Can be read as a standalone. Book 1: Salt and Sunsets, Book 2: The Tide Comes In

Pagina's: 261, Paperback, Independently published