Spring House

The lives of two women separated by generations intersect in this novel centered on love, mystery, memories, and secrets. Megan Buchanan, a historian who is pregnant and grieving her fiancé's death, is working to restore a landmark hunting lodge built by her great-great-grandfather on Virginia's Eastern Shore. With support from her fiancé's best friend, the project aims to bring tourist revenue to Cape Hudson, a town with significant southern history. Megan becomes particularly drawn to Spring House, the caretaker's cottage on the property, after discovering a collection of old letters. These letters reveal the life of a young woman from a century earlier who pursued her own ambitious dreams, and Megan finds herself absorbed in this woman's world and its hidden truths. As the historical letters gradually reveal one woman's past, Megan learns more about herself and about the emotional bonds within families that can endure with the support of those closest to you.