Now it is. The sheep that occupied the spot has wisely moved on.
Inside, disputed journeys are kept by a woman who asks for names before explanations. Travelers bring records of missing shores, stolen passages, and places the coastal authorities insist never existed. Etta hopes the house can explain what happened to her island—and why it keeps happening elsewhere.
Instead, she finds evidence that reaches into Iven’s family and the decisions that made him Keeper.
Some of those decisions are his own.
As the house’s passages grow uncertain, Etta must work alongside people whose accounts contradict one another, including the boy she has begun to trust. Iven wants to put things right. First, he will have to tell the truth without expecting forgiveness in return.
The third book in The Unwritten Coast is a young adult fantasy romance about uncomfortable evidence, damaged trust, and the courage it takes to hear a story that changes your own.