The Sandcastle Hurricane
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Family, wounded hearts, and a Texas bed-and-breakfast are in need of repair in New York Times bestselling author Carolyn Brown's inviting novel about down-home comfort and second chances.
Cousins Tabby and Ellie Mae are due for a change. Running their aunt's beachfront bed-and-breakfast in Sandcastle, Texas, is just the thing to shake things up...though their lives spin out of control in more ways than one when a hurricane barrels into the coastline. It's a miracle it didn't carry them off to Kansas. Not so lucky are the assisted-living center and a small eclectic group of local folks who take shelter with the cousins.
Two estranged sisters, rowdy as a circus, need a referee for a battle that goes back decades. And a pair of veterans, best friends for years, hash out bittersweet old times. There's also handyman Alex LaSalle and his business partner, Ricky, experts at repairing the hurricane's damage--and at making Tabby's and Ellie Mae's hearts beat a little faster.
As unpredictable, crowded, and stormy as it gets, the Sandcastle B and B is still the perfect harbor for healing past wounds, finding romance, and making up for lost time. Add in Tabby's homemade pecan pie, and the Texas shore feels like a little slice of paradise.
Carolyn Brown
Carolyn Brown is an award-winning New York Times, USA Today, Publishers Weekly, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author with more than one 140 published books to her name and over 10 million copies sold. With a career spanning more than two decades and her books translated into 19 foreign languages, she's known for writing heartwarming women's fiction, contemporary cowboy, and country music romances. She's a recipient of the Bookseller's Best Award, the prestigious Montlake Diamond Award, a three-time recipient of the National Reader's Choice Award, and a RITA Award finalist. Born in Texas and raised in Oklahoma, she lives in the small town of Davis, Oklahoma, where everyone knows everyone else, including what they are doing and when-and they read the local newspaper on Wednesdays to see who got caught. She has three grown children and enough grandchildren and great-grandchildren to keep her young. For more information, visit CarolynBrownBooks.com.
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