The Harbour Lights of Inveraray

After fifteen years away, Moira Campbell returns to Inveraray—the small Scottish harbour town she fled in disgrace. She inherits her grandmother's cottage, a reputation she never earned, and a past she can't outrun.

Duncan MacLeod never left. He's spent his life defending Moira's name while caring for his dying mother and working the fishing boats that have sustained his family for generations.

Ailsa Ross, the minister's widow, has spent four years protecting her late husband's memory. But Moira's return forces her to confront a terrible question: how much did she know, and how long has she chosen silence over truth? When long-buried allegations about the beloved Reverend Kenneth Ross resurface, the town must choose between the comfortable story they've told themselves and the painful reality that three women are finally brave enough to speak.

Set against the wild beauty of the Scottish Highlands, The Harbour Lights of Inveraray is a story of courage, community, and the healing power of truth—even when that truth comes fifteen years too late.