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Where the Lighthouse Leads: A Novel Book Two of the Black Harbor Series
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781808573989
Publisher: Krista L. Wehr
Published: Oct 8 2026
Pages: 748
Weight: 2.93
Height: 2.03 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Some inherit houses. Some inherit money. Emma Carter inherits a bookstore, a town full of unfinished stories, and a question Grace Bennett never answered.
Life in Black Harbor has started to feel like home when Eleanor Ashcroft arrives aboard the Morning Star carrying a cedar Compass Box and 312 letters written by Grace across forty-three years. Her return opens a door into Grace's past, revealing old friendships, forgotten promises, painted stones, Willow Crossing, and a hand-drawn map marking ordinary moments of compassion across town.
Emma soon realizes the real mystery is not what Grace left behind. It is why she believed someone else would know what to do with it.
Where the Lighthouse Leads is uplifting small-town women's fiction centered on belonging, friendship, loss, and the quiet
ways people help one another find their way home.
Readers who enjoy:
- Cozy small town fiction
- Bookstore fiction for women
- Friendship across generations fiction
- Healing after loss fiction
- Letters from the past novel
- Second chances women's fiction
will find Black Harbor filled with familiar comforts and deeply human choices.
Blending lighthouse setting fiction with legacy and inheritance fiction, this moving continuation of the Black Harbor Series asks one lasting question: when someone leaves you a light, will you preserve it, or help it reach the next person?
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