Searose Cove Series by Eve Kasey

A reimagining of a classic 1980s adventure film. Bea Taylor is a clumsy, reformed lab rat who sells the best beer in Searose Cove. In her thirties, divorced, and always a bit on the fringes, her heart belongs to Copperpot Brewing and her dog, Truffle. Alongside her entrepreneurial friends, she hustles to keep their seasonal town from dying out. Unfortunately, a group of developers are out to destroy the quaint waterfront, replacing the women’s small shops with soulless condos... moreA reimagining of a classic 1980s adventure film. Bea Taylor is a clumsy, reformed lab rat who sells the best beer in Searose Cove. In her thirties, divorced, and always a bit on the fringes, her heart belongs to Copperpot Brewing and her dog, Truffle. Alongside her entrepreneurial friends, she hustles to keep their seasonal town from dying out. Unfortunately, a group of developers are out to destroy the quaint waterfront, replacing the women’s small shops with soulless condos. But hope shines in a local legend of lost treasure that would bring fabulous riches. With a strange map found behind a painting and a sunken pirate ship in their midst, the girls team up to find the treasure that could save their businesses. It doesn’t hurt that Montgomery Poe, the town's hot new historian, has also offered to help. With glasses, curls, and unexplainable wealth, the man is a mystery unto himself. Bea's scientist brain tells her all the signs of attraction are there, but between past heartaches and developers hot on their trail, she has enough to deal with without the distraction of sexy scruff and scorching kisses under waterfalls. With her town's fate and her own heart on the line, Bea must learn that there is no room for logic in legends or love. Content Strong language, on-page sexual activity, divorce, the murder of George Floyd, racial tension, Chinese Exclusion. less

One spare room. Zero boundaries. Two hearts in deep water. Emma Byrne loves three owning Barnacle Books, reading fantasy romance, and perfecting the art of the Irish goodbye. What she doesn’t love is Wentworth Ma, the man who saved her bookshop from the wrecking ball. He’s too handsome, too surly, and too well-dressed for their small coastal town. But when a boating accident leaves their reluctant savior with memory loss and nowhere to go, the introvert does the she takes him in... moreOne spare room. Zero boundaries. Two hearts in deep water. Emma Byrne loves three owning Barnacle Books, reading fantasy romance, and perfecting the art of the Irish goodbye. What she doesn’t love is Wentworth Ma, the man who saved her bookshop from the wrecking ball. He’s too handsome, too surly, and too well-dressed for their small coastal town. But when a boating accident leaves their reluctant savior with memory loss and nowhere to go, the introvert does the she takes him in. After twenty years living alone and only one bathroom, Emma soon finds herself in a real-life forced-proximity nightmare, starring the one man she swore she’d never like. So what if he cooks and cleans? She still prefers fictional men with swords over temporary roommates with spatulas. But as she helps Wentworth piece together his lost memories, Emma starts to see beyond the tailored suits and sharp edges to a man who’s just as scared as she is. As this real-life hero encroaches on her home and her heart, Emma, the fiercely independent heroine who’s always preferred the safety of her bookish worlds, faces her biggest adventure yet. She wanted peace and quiet. What she got was a live-in plot twist. less