Jess Clayton has come to Cape Sanctuary to help a client clean out her house. She also wants to spend time with her sister and her family. Nathaniel “Nate” Whitaker is raising his teenage daughter alone. He worries about his family. When Jess parks her Airstream trailer near their house he’s suspicious at first. Jess’s past plays a big part in her connections to her family and others. Nate is soon smitten with the new girl in town. Her past just may keep her from having the future she didn’t know she could have. Can he help her change her way of thinking? Will these two figure out a way to betogether or will their pasts get in the way?
RaeAnne Thayne takes readers back to Cape Sanctuary with her second standalone book in the Cape Sanctuary series THE PATH TO SUNSHINE COVE. She brings a woman who is still dealing with her family’s past and wants to reconnect with her sister. A man raising his teenage daughter with help from his recently widowed mother. Their family is still grieving. Two people fight their attraction to each other. An emotional, heartwarming story that will have you hoping these characters come to have the happily ever after they deserve. You’ll cry, cheer, and become involved in this story of overcoming your past to hopefully find the love and happiness you’ve dreamed of having. RaeAnne Thayne as always has written a wonderful story set in a beautiful setting. THE PATH TO SUNSHINE COVEwill keep you coming back for more of her emotion-filled writing. This book is a must-read for any RaeAnne Thayne fan and a great book if you're looking for something to read that will tug at your heartstrings.
With a past like hers, Jessica Clayton feels safer in a life spent on the road. She’s made a career out of helping others downsize—because she’s learned the hard way that the less “stuff,” the better, a policy she applies equally to her relationships. But a new client is taking Jess back to Cape Sanctuary, a town she once called home…and that her little sister, Rachel, still does. The years apart haven’t made a dent in the guilt Jess still carries after a handgun took the lives of both their parents and changed everything between them.
While Jess couldn’t wait to put the miles between her and Cape Sanctuary, Rachel put down roots, content for the world—and her sister—to think she has a picture-perfect life. But with the demands of her youngest child’s disability, Rachel’s marriage has begun to fray at the seams. She needs her sister now more than ever, yet she’s learned from painful experience that Jessica doesn’t do family, and she shouldn’t count on her now.
Against her judgment, Jess finds herself becoming attached—to her sister and her family, even to her client’s interfering son, Nate—and it’s time to put everything on the line. Does she continue running from her painful past, or stay put and make room for the love and joy that come along with it?
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