She thought the best part of her life was over, but now she knows it\'s just beginning.
Books in the Lobster Bay series: Saving Sandcastles Changing Tides Making Waves Shifting Sands Seaside Bonds.
Fans of the series will get to meet new a new friend, Liz, and catch up on what Maxi, Claire, Jane and Andie are up to.
This is book 5 in the Lobster Bay series, but it can be read as a stand-alone story.
Luckily she doesn\'t stop looking and when she finds the descendants of the solider, it\'s a big surprise.
She wants to return them to the family, but all her efforts to find them run into dead ends.
If she fails at this one, will she ever be able to paint again? Andie has found some important civil war documents at her antique shop.
This one is personal, but she\'s having a hard time getting the painting just right.
Maxi has received the most important commission of her life for an oil painting.
But after several disastrous interviews, she\'s starting to think that she\'ll never find anyone suitable.
Jane made a promise to Mike that she\'ll spend less time tending to the inn.
Meanwhile...
Liz finds a new side of herself, a side that has the courage to do things she never thought possible.
As she gets to know the friends and neighbors of Lobster Bay, new opportunities open up.
The town has a lot to offer and all those memories might not have been so bad after all.
Among the dusty cobwebs and 1970s decor of her old home, she discovers that maybe coming home isn\'t so bad.
But when she befriends Jane Miller, the owner of Tides, her life slowly starts to change.
It has too many bad memories.
Staying at the beachside inn is a blessing because there\'s no way she\'ll sleep in her childhood home.
Thankfully, the small life insurance policy her father had will pay for her to stay at Tides in Lobster Bay.
They\'re too wrapped up in their own lives.
It\'s not like her siblings will do it.
When her elderly father passes away, she heads to her hometown to clean out the family home.
Maybe she shouldn\'t have taken early retirement last year? In her late-forties she has limited possibilities for employment.
Her husband dumped her, her life savings are gone and her apartment is being turned into condos that she can\'t afford.
Liz Weston\'s life has reached rock bottom.
She thought the best part of her life was over, but now she knows it\'s just beginning
