The Shores of Loon Lake, Book 1
Small Town, Second Chance Romance
Date Published: July 16, 2024
Publisher: Harbor Lane Books, LLC.
Ten years ago, ASHLEY HALE left the Inn at Loon Lake, her family’s
business, frustrated by her father’s apprenticeship that treated her more
like a personal assistant than heir apparent. Her childhood best friend
turned husband, CHRISTOPHER LEWIS, stayed behind, breaking her heart. After
her father’s sudden passing, Ashley discovers that he changed the terms of
the will to include either her or her husband, whoever stays for thirty
consecutive days following his death.
To claim her rightful legacy and her only chance at a happy future, Ashley
sneaks into the lighthouse behind the Inn with the intention of scaring her
estranged husband off the premises by pretending to be a ghost.
Unfortunately for Ashley, Christopher knows she’s back. He’s spent the last
decade running the business and hating himself for not following her. Her
father forbade him from telling her the truth of the Inn’s financial
circumstances. In an act of love, he saved the resort and has been
supporting her with an allowance ever since.
When Ashley accidentally sets the lighthouse on fire, she runs into
Christopher’s arms. He hopes her return means a relationship resolution and
a chance to show how much work is involved in managing the property, hoping
she will gladly hand over the reins. However, Ashley isn’t giving up, and
Christopher doesn’t want her to leave. Convinced the Inn’s lighthouse is
haunted, she starts an investigation. Together, they uncover one mystery
after another. Will they discover the secret to a happy future and a second
chance at love?
About the Author
Rachelle Paige Campbell writes bestselling contemporary romances filled
with heart and hope. She believes love and laughter can change lives. No
matter the location—big city, small town, or European
kingdom—her feel-good stories always end with a happily ever after.
She’s grateful for the support of her family, her robot floor cleaner,
and her reluctant writing partner (her dog).
