Henry Carter Hull

After her divorce, a woman moves to coastal Maine and forms some new attachments in this "thoroughly enjoyable and cozy tale" ( Library Journal ). Recovering from a painful divorce, Sarah Draycott has moved to the picture-postcard village of Sea Glass on the Maine coast, and is soon caught up in the lives of its inhabitants. As she helps elegant but troubled widow Gwen cope with her desperately ill son, and assists nine-year-old orphan Oliver in uncovering...