Summer at Sea Glass Cove

About the book

Marine archaeologist Lauren Sunshine is no stranger to a life of constant movement. She always has her suitcase packed and ready to delve into the depths of the country's submerged history. So, when a shipwreck is uncovered off the coast of Dorset, she eagerly steps up to lead the team excavating the site.

Meanwhile, Philippa Silver, affectionately known as 'Phil' in the quaint community of Sea Glass Cove, has poured her heart and soul into the Museum by the Sea. However, financial constraints loom large, and even with the half of the museum rented out to her friend Jules's sea glass shop, Phil worries about the institution's survival.

Phil harbors hopes that the newfound wreck could draw in more visitors, yet there is a setback – the museum lacks the space to properly showcase its newfound treasures. Fortunately, Lauren, her newfound ally, displays the same level of determination to preserve the museum's legacy.

As Lauren finds herself drawn to Phil's brother Ollie, she begins to question if her interest in Sea Glass Cove extends beyond just professional matters.