Description
Author(s): Heyse
Publisher: Sand Beach Press
Publisher Imprint: Sand Beach Press
BISAC: Historical – General
High on a limestone bluff above Lake Michigan, Roundstone Harbor Light has guided ships along the Door County shoreline for years. The McGinn family trimmed the wick, polished the great Fresnel lens, and faithfully kept the Light shining. But in the spring of 1874 when Kate McGinn brings the deadly disease of diphtheria into her home, everything changes. Nothing at the lighthouse — or in the village nearby– will ever be the same.
Meggie McGinn Ford, a young widow has set up shop in the town of Roundstone Harbor in addition to being the postmistress for the small village. Now she must choose between her own independence and family obligations. And she must put aside, for a time, a possible romance.
Set in 1874 in a fictional lakeside village of fishermen, loggers, and immigrant farmers, this beautifully researched novel is a moving story of grief and healing, the quiet courage to move forward after loss, the gift of unexpected friendships, and the life-changing power of love.
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