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The Seaside Photographer
Paperback
Publisher Price: $15.99
Publisher: Brooke Burton
Published: Mar 13 2026
Pages: 234
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.53 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
She needed a new life. He needed to solve a case. What they wound up needing most was each other.
Daniella Martin returned to the small seaside town of Harbor's Head, Maine, pregnant and broken-hearted. Trying to build a life for her and her son, she takes advantage of the town's new renovation program and buys an old, damaged building for $1 to start her own business. But being a full-time photographer and a full-time mom, she realizes there's no way she can meet the town's deadline to have it fully complete. At least, she can't do it alone.
Private Investigator Heath Malone is in town to quietly locate an elusive missing person. The last thing he expected was to fall for the town's sweet, sharp-witted photographer, who makes him want to believe in love again. Offering to help Daniella renovate her building, in return for living in one of the apartments, is just the cover story he needs to stay in town as he solves this case. But the more they work together, the more he discovers how truly perfect they are as a couple. He knows he will eventually have to leave and go back to his old life, but everything in his heart is screaming for him to stay and give their love a chance.
When Heath finally uncovers the missing woman's true identity, he opens a Pandora's Box of secrets he never intended to find. Deceiving the very people who have made this town feel like home, the truth threatens to destroy the lives and relationships of everyone around him, including his and Daniella's. Can the woman who made him believe in love again give him a second chance? Or are some mistakes too big to forgive?
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