Product: Wish Upon a Shell (Lighthouse Point Book 1)
Sometimes the right person enters your life at exactly the wrong time... 
 
For the first time in her life, struggling bakery owner Julie Farmington has something that is all hers. 
 
She’s not interested in any entanglements or anything that takes her mind off her goal—including the handsome stranger who is only in town for a month. 
 
Forced to take time off work, Reed Newman makes a spur-of-the-moment decision and books a trip to Belle Island, Florida. A surprising choice that goes against everything in the rigid, well-planned life he fills with constant activity to keep from dealing with his pain and guilt. 
 
As he struggles to make peace with his past—and learn to relax—he finds himself falling for the charming owner of The Sweet Shoppe. But Julie tells herself she isn’t interested in a man who is just going to leave when he returns home. She’s not interested in adding yet one more name to the list of people who have walked out of her life. 
 
She’s not interested. Really. 
 
But emotions heat up. Reed's past and Julie's present collide and history threatens to repeat itself. 
 
And neither one saw it coming... 
 
Get this heartwarming first book in the Lighthouse Point series, a feel-good beach read. Three friends—Tally, Susan, and Julie—support each other through triumphs and failures, love and loss. Fall in love with Belle Island and the friendly—or not so friendly—townsfolk on this small southern island. 
 
Read the entire Lighthouse Point series: 
 
Wish Upon a Shell - Book One 
Wedding on the Beach - Book Two 
Love at the Lighthouse - Book Three 
Cottage Near the Point - Book Four 
Return to the Island - Book Five 
Bungalow by the Bay - Book Six 
 
Try the Comfort Crossing Series - Camille from Lighthouse Point is off causing trouble in this series too… 
The Shop on Main 
The Memory Box 
The Christmas Cottage 
The Letter 
The Christmas Scarf 
The Magnolia Cafe 
The Unexpected Wedding

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