A lost legacy. A forgotten past. A derelict lighthouse. Moriah Robertson, owner and caretaker of a Canadian fishing resort, can fix anything—except the broken lighthouse her family tended for over a century. Ben is one of the best stone masons in the world. He’s the right man for the job and the right man for her. As Moriah and Ben fall in love, they discover that they share a terrifying past—a past that will have to be resolved before they can be together.

A lost person. A shallow grave. Too many family secrets. Moriah Robertson, owner and caretaker of a Canadian fishing resort, can fix anything—except the broken lighthouse her family tended for over a century. Ben is one of the best stonemasons in the world. He’s the right man for the job and the right man for her. As Moriah and Ben fall in love, they discover that they share a terrifying past—a past that will have to be resolved before they can be together.

A daring mission. A battered helicopter. Will love overcome great fear? Moriah Robertson, owner and caretaker of a Canadian fishing resort, can fix anything—except the broken lighthouse her family tended for over a century. Ben is one of the best stonemasons in the world. He’s the right man for the job and the right man for her. As Moriah and Ben fall in love, they discover that they share a terrifying past—a past that will have to be resolved before they can be together.

It is 1875 and Liam Robertson, keeper of the Tempest Bay Lighthouse, disappears during a series of record-breaking snowstorms on Manitoulin Island, Canada. Miles from civilization, his wife, Eliza, and their fragile, ten-year-old son are virtually trapped inside the lighthouse. When the remnants of a dog sled team drags a half-dead stranger to her door. Eliza knows she must try to save the man’s life, but she soon fears that she and her son might be in danger as the man’s ramblings reveal that he spent years in prison. While parceling out their dwindling food supplies, and with no way to call for help, Eliza keeps the great light burning, clinging to the hope that it will guide her husband home.