| Description |
401 pages ; 22 cm. |
| Series |
The seaside saga.
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| Summary |
"Every cottage tells a story. It's a saying Jason Barlow returns to as an architect designing New England beach homes. The latest cottage story he hopes to tell rises from the Stony Point sand: the last-standing cottage on the beach. It's the sole survivor--something Jason can relate to--as surrounding cottages washed out to sea in long-ago hurricanes. The owners aren't budging, though, keeping Jason's proposed renovation at bay. But with some help from the beach friends, the tide turns for Jason's new venture. Problem is, that weathered cottage on the beach? It holds secrets darker than its gray seaworn shingles. And secrets don't stay buried in this little Connecticut beach town; they wash ashore or get dug up from the sand"--pg.4 of cover. |
| Subject |
Architects -- New England -- Fiction.
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Cottages -- Remodeling -- Fiction.
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Connecticut -- Fiction.
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| ISBN |
9781717066213 |
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1717066216 |
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