Something exciting is happening in Magnolia Harbor, South Carolina—the charming coastal village is hosting its first annual Strawberry Festival. Sisters Grace Porter and Charlotte Wylde, who own the Magnolia Harbor Inn, are ready, willing, and able to embrace a full house of guests who've come to town for the food and festivities. But the cozy bed-and-breakfast has a way of providing more than just the comforts of home to its inhabitants... New Englander Bridget O'Brien is researching a new novel, set in Magnolia Harbor's Victorian past. It isn't just the story that's brought Bridget to the inn, though. She yearns to find her biological mother. With nothing more than an antique locket to go on, Bridget fears her quest for answers will only lead to more disappointment—but she won't leave without at least trying to learn the truth. Young doctor Curt King longs to reunite with his former girlfriend, Presley Baker. He's grown and matured since they broke up, but Presley is seeing someone else. Is he too late, or can the grand old mansion rekindle a flame that has sputtered out? Meanwhile, Anne and Davis Montgomery are starting a new chapter of their lives. Davis has recently retired, and he books a surprise vacation for the two of them in Magnolia Harbor, a place to which Anne never expected to return. Her history with the town is painful, which is why she invented a past and has kept it secret even from her dear husband. Is it just a coincidence that Davis brought her to the inn, forcing her to confront the lies she's told? Or has he brought her to a safe harbor where she can make peace with herself and sail into a bright future with the man she loves? When lives intertwine at the Magnolia Harbor Inn, there's no denying they've been brought together for a reason—or that life will be a little sweeter once their stay is over.