When a leather-bound manuscript turns up on the counter of The Salt & Quill with no note and no owner, bookshop keeper Luna Brooke assumes it’s a festival prank. Then a woman claiming to be a Quinn walks in and demands it back.
The manuscript is signed by a poet who died in 1911. The date inside doesn’t match. Neither does the second name hidden beneath his.
When a local historian turns up dead on the pier, Luna and her dry-witted cat Whiskers are pulled into a search that runs from a sealed chamber inside the lighthouse to a grave in the old cemetery that was never meant to be found. At the center of it all is a woman named Eleanor Rowe, erased from every record Echo Point kept, and remembered by no one who was supposed to forget her.
Somebody has spent a hundred years making sure Eleanor’s story stayed buried.
Luna is about to make sure it doesn’t.
The seventh book in the Haunted Echo Point Cozy Mystery series, for readers who like their small-town secrets steeped in salt air, sea glass, and just enough magic to keep the lighthouse lit.
When a leather-bound manuscript turns up on the counter of The Salt & Quill with no note and no owner, bookshop keeper Luna Brooke assumes it’s a festival prank. Then a woman claiming to be a Quinn walks in and demands it back.
The manuscript is signed by a poet who died in 1911. The date inside doesn’t match. Neither does the second name hidden beneath his.
When a local historian turns up dead on the pier, Luna and her dry-witted cat Whiskers are pulled into a search that runs from a sealed chamber inside the lighthouse to a grave in the old cemetery that was never meant to be found. At the center of it all is a woman named Eleanor Rowe, erased from every record Echo Point kept, and remembered by no one who was supposed to forget her.
Somebody has spent a hundred years making sure Eleanor’s story stayed buried.
Luna is about to make sure it doesn’t.
The seventh book in the Haunted Echo Point Cozy Mystery series, for readers who like their small-town secrets steeped in salt air, sea glass, and just enough magic to keep the lighthouse lit.