Driftwood Point
Driftwood Point by Mariah Stewart, published by Simon and Schuster on June 21, 2016, is a contemporary romance that concludes the Chesapeake Diaries series. This edition, comprising 384 pages, follows Lisbeth Parker, an emerging artist who returns to her hometown of St. Dennis to showcase her work while documenting her great-grandmother’s stories. As she navigates her past and present, Lis finds herself at odds with Alec Jansen, a childhood crush turned environmental engineer, as they clash over the future of Cannonball Island.
Readers will discover a narrative that intertwines personal ambition with community heritage, as Lis fights for the island’s preservation against Alec’s development plans. The story explores themes of love, rivalry, and the complexities of returning home, set against the backdrop of Maryland’s eastern shore. With its focus on romance and the challenges of reconciling past relationships, Driftwood Point offers a glimpse into the lives of its characters as they confront their histories and aspirations.
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The sun sets on the Chesapeake Diaries, New York Times bestselling author Mariah Stewart’s cherished series based on Maryland’s picturesque eastern shore, with this romantic tale of a man who takes a second chance on love.
Up-and-coming artist Lisbeth Parker finally has a chance to show the folks back home what it means to leave Cannonball Island and make something of yourself. As a native whose stubborn father forbade her from befriending townies, Lis always felt like an outsider in St. Dennis. So while her work is on display in the local art gallery, she records her ailing centenarian great-grandmother’s stories of the island’s rich history and spearheads a fight for its survival.
Lis was Alec Jansen’s secret dream girl growing up, even after she flat-out refused to be his prom date. Now the handsome environmental engineer and the whip-smart beauty are on opposite sides of a debate over the island’s future. Hired to prove that developing the shore will have little impact on the area’s natural integrity and huge gains for its economy, Alec is determined to change his alluring, headstrong rival’s mind—and to win her heart.
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