Port Meridian
A harbour city that pretends to be sleepy and isn't. The old families have been here since the lighthouses were built by hand, and they still own the land the lighthouses sit on. The architecture is all weathered cedar, brass fixtures and glass that looks onto water — and every glass of water has a ring left by someone else's glass, someone who probably should not have been there.
Port Meridian is a city of yacht clubs where the dress code is "quietly expensive," of restored boathouses converted into offices for architecture firms, of regattas that double as networking events where contracts are signed in the navigator's cabin. There are families here that have been feuding since before the steam engine, and there are new-money founders renovating turn-of-the-century mansions and inheriting all of the old-money problems with the deed.
Everyone in Port Meridian is hiding something — usually behind a sailboat.
Recently divorced, recently returned. Signed the Cape Sable lighthouse renovation because she needed a reason to come home. She'll wish she hadn't. Then she won't.
Keeps the lighthouse. Keeps to himself. Used to be Navy; won't say which branch. Has a reason to be exactly where he is, and Sofia is the reason that's about to stop working.
Fourth-generation. Owns the marina. Knows what happened in 1997 and who it happened to. Hasn't told anyone in thirty years and doesn't intend to.
Bought the old Marchetti place last spring. Renovating it into a 20-room boutique hotel. Has enemies he hasn't met yet. Has a half-sister he hasn't met, either.
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