After a brutal storm season damages the entrance markers of Port Orison, Maine, stained-glass maker Celia Marr accepts an emergency commission to rebuild the blue lens panels for the harbor's old range light. The fee could save her net-loft studio, but the work pulls her back into the official story of her father's wreck and pairs her with Rafael Dunn, the harbor pilot whose testimony helped leave her family blamed. With a spring cruise ship approaching and insurers watching the channel, Celia and Rafael must prove the restored light will hold in real harbor conditions. As cracked glass, corroded fittings, board pressure, and old logbooks expose what was hidden, they have to decide whether truth, trust, and a future together are worth risking the safe version of the past.
After a brutal storm season damages the entrance markers of Port Orison, Maine, stained-glass maker Celia Marr accepts an emergency commission to rebuild the blue lens panels for the harbor's old range light. The fee could save her net-loft studio, but the work pulls her back into the official st...