For more than three hundred years, Bluff House has sat above Whiskey Beach, guarding its shoreline – and its own secrets. To summer travelers, it’s the crown jewel of the town’s stunning scenery. To the residents of Whiskey Seaside, it’s landmark and legend. To Eli Landon, it’s house . . A Boston lawyer, Eli has weathered an intense year of open public scrutiny and police investigation after getting accused of murdering his soon-to-be ex-wife. And even though there was under no circumstances enough evidence to have him imprisoned, about Whiskey Seaside his reputation is within tatters as well as his soul. He requirements sanctuary. He requirements Bluff House. While Eli’s precious grandmother is within Boston, recuperating from a nasty fall, Abra Walsh provides looked after Bluff Home, among her other jobs as yoga instructor, jewelry maker, and therapeutic massage therapist. She is a woman with an open up heart and a broad embrace, no one is secure from her particular, some would say overbearing, brand of nurturing – including Eli. He starts to count on Abra for a lot more than her cooking, cleaning, and therapeutic massage skills, and starts to feel much less like a victim – and more like the kind of man who are able to finally solve the murder of his wife and apparent his name. But Bluff House’s many mysteries certainly are a siren song to someone intent on destroying Eli and reaping the rewards. He and Abra can be entangled in a centuries-old net of gossips and half-truths that could draw them under the thunderous waters of Whiskey Seaside. . . . Passion and obsession, laughter and heart flow together in a book about two people opening themselves up to the truth – and to each other.