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When corporate burnout leaves Emma Whitaker at a crossroads, she returns to Ivy Lane—the seaside town she once fled—to settle her grandmother’s affairs and decide her own. She tells herself it’s only temporary, just long enough to pack boxes and tie up loose ends.
But Ivy Lane has a way of tugging at the heart. Between the charm of the Harbor Days festival, the warmth of old friends, and the pull of a weathered sailboat that refuses to be forgotten, Emma begins to wonder if leaving was ever the right choice.
Then there’s Daniel Hale—the steady, quietly magnetic boatwright who knows every tide and current of the cove. Teaching Emma to sail might just repair more than the Seabreeze’s worn lines. Yet Daniel has his own fears of being left behind, and Emma’s old life in Phoenix isn’t done calling her back.
As storms—both literal and emotional—gather on the horizon, Emma must choose between the safe harbor she left behind and the one she’s only beginning to see.
In Ivy Lane, love isn’t about finding where you belong—it’s about choosing to stay anchored when you do.
But Ivy Lane has a way of tugging at the heart. Between the charm of the Harbor Days festival, the warmth of old friends, and the pull of a weathered sailboat that refuses to be forgotten, Emma begins to wonder if leaving was ever the right choice.
Then there’s Daniel Hale—the steady, quietly magnetic boatwright who knows every tide and current of the cove. Teaching Emma to sail might just repair more than the Seabreeze’s worn lines. Yet Daniel has his own fears of being left behind, and Emma’s old life in Phoenix isn’t done calling her back.
As storms—both literal and emotional—gather on the horizon, Emma must choose between the safe harbor she left behind and the one she’s only beginning to see.
In Ivy Lane, love isn’t about finding where you belong—it’s about choosing to stay anchored when you do.
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