Beach House for Rent
Mary Alice Monroe
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New York Times bestselling author Mary Alice Monroe returns to her beloved Isle of Palms in this addition to The Beach House series to tell the poignant, charming story of two women, one summer, and one very special beach house.
When Cara Rutledge rents out her quaint beach house on Isle of Palms to Heather Wyatt for the entire summer, itβs a win-win by any standard: Caraβs generating income necessary to keep husband Brettβs ecotourism boat business afloat, and anxiety-prone Heather, an young artist whoβs been given a commission to paint birds on postage stamps, has a quiet space in which to work and tend to her pet canaries uninterrupted.
It isnβt long, however, before both womenβs idyllic summers are altered irrevocably: the alluring shorebirdsβand the man who rescues themβbegin to draw Heather out of the shell sheβs cultivated toward a world of adventure, and maybe even love; at the same time, Caraβs life reels with sudden tragedy, and she wishes only to return to the beach house that had once been her port amidst lifeβs storms. When Heather refuses to budge from her newfound sanctuary, so begins the unlikeliest of rooming situations. While they start out as strangers, as everything around the women falls apart they learn that the only thing they can really rely on is each other.
And, like the migrating shorebirds that come to the island for the summer, these two women of different generations must rediscover their unique strengths so by summerβs end they, too, can take flight in ways they never imagined possible.
When Cara Rutledge rents out her quaint beach house on Isle of Palms to Heather Wyatt for the entire summer, itβs a win-win by any standard: Caraβs generating income necessary to keep husband Brettβs ecotourism boat business afloat, and anxiety-prone Heather, an young artist whoβs been given a commission to paint birds on postage stamps, has a quiet space in which to work and tend to her pet canaries uninterrupted.
It isnβt long, however, before both womenβs idyllic summers are altered irrevocably: the alluring shorebirdsβand the man who rescues themβbegin to draw Heather out of the shell sheβs cultivated toward a world of adventure, and maybe even love; at the same time, Caraβs life reels with sudden tragedy, and she wishes only to return to the beach house that had once been her port amidst lifeβs storms. When Heather refuses to budge from her newfound sanctuary, so begins the unlikeliest of rooming situations. While they start out as strangers, as everything around the women falls apart they learn that the only thing they can really rely on is each other.
And, like the migrating shorebirds that come to the island for the summer, these two women of different generations must rediscover their unique strengths so by summerβs end they, too, can take flight in ways they never imagined possible.
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Mary Alice Monroe is the New York Times bestselling author of twenty-seven books, including the bestselling The Beach House series. Monroe also writes childrenβs picture books, and a middle grade fiction series called The Islanders. She is a member of the South Carolina Academy of Authorsβ Hall of Fame, and her books have received numerous awards, including the South Carolina Center for the Book Award for Writing; the South Carolina Award for Literary Excellence; the SW Florida Author of Distinction Award; the RT Lifetime Achievement Award; the International Book Award for Green Fiction; the Henry Bergh Childrenβs Book Award; and her novel, A Lowcountry Christmas, won the prestigious Southern Prize for Fiction. The Beach House is a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie, starring Andie MacDowell. Several of her novels have been optioned for film. She is the cocreator and cohost of the weekly web show and podcast Friends & Fiction. Monroe is also an active conservationist and serves on several boards. She lives on the South Carolina coast, which is a source of inspiration for many of her books.
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