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Where the Tide Remembers
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 5 2025
Pages: 354
Weight: 0.77
Height: 0.79 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
What if your dreams were showing you the life you were always meant to live?
Éamonn Tierney is twenty-six and adrift in Dublin-working dead-end jobs, sleeping in a cramped flat, feeling like a ghost in his own life. Adopted as an infant, he's spent years searching for something he can't name.
Then the dreams begin.
Vivid, impossible dreams where he becomes Fionnán, a master boat builder working in a windswept coastal village called Carranmore. Dreams so real he can smell the wood shavings and feel the ocean spray. Dreams of a love story between Fionnán and a woman named Máire that makes his heart ache when he wakes.
Until he discovers the dreams are memories-and Fionnán was his father.
A father who died in a storm before Éamonn was born. A legendary boat builder whose workshop still stands empty in the real Carranmore, waiting. And somewhere in that village, Éamonn's birth mother Máire is still alive-the woman who was forced to give him away twenty-four years ago but never stopped loving him.
But before Éamonn can find his past, he finds his future: Siobhán.
Red-haired and fierce, a traditional fiddle player who works at a Dublin café, Siobhán sees straight through Éamonn's walls and makes him believe he deserves more than just existing. As he begins learning boat building and chasing his impossible dreams, she becomes his anchor-and slowly, beautifully, the love of his life.
When Éamonn finally travels to Carranmore, he discovers twenty-four handwritten letters from Máire-one for every birthday, each filled with a mother's unbearable love. She never forgot. She never stopped hoping. And when they finally stand face-to-face in the cottage where he was born, twenty-four years of separation dissolve in tears and forgiveness.
Now Éamonn must choose: return to his hollow existence in Dublin, or have the courage to claim the life waiting for him in Carranmore-with Siobhán by his side, his mother finally in his life, and his father's legacy to carry forward.
This is a story about dreams that carry us home. About a mother's unbreakable love and a romance built on faith and music. About finding where you belong and the courage it takes to stay there.
For readers who love deeply emotional journeys, Irish settings that breathe, romance that feels earned, and stories that remind you what truly matters-WHERE THE TIDE REMEMBERS will sweep you away and stay with you long after the last page.
Some dreams don't end when you wake up. Some dreams are showing you the way home.
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