THE LAST FERRY

About this book

The last ferry of the night is pulling away from the dock — and Mira almost didn't make it. She's fleeing a life she's tired of living up to, carrying nothing but a suitcase and her grandmother's keys, when a stranger at the railing looks at her like he already knows her secrets. Nathan is quiet, watchful, and impossible to stop thinking about. But the island she's running to holds more than a crumbling cottage and a stranger's smile. Hidden beneath a floorboard is a box of letters from the mother she never got to know — and the promise of a father she never knew existed, still living just past the boatyard, still humming the lullaby he once sang her to sleep with. Over three days of moonlit beaches, golden afternoons, and unsent birthdays finally opened, Mira will learn that home isn't the place you leave behind — it's the people brave enough to wait for you to find your way back. A story about love that skips a generation, and love that starts on a ferry crossing in the dark.