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In the summer of 1942, along the quiet marshes of Harbor Glen, eighteen-year-old Loretta Thronehill meets Jasiah, a dockworker whose steady hands and quiet devotion stand in contrast to the world she was raised to inherit. Their connection is immediate-and forbidden. War looms, letters replace touch, and societal expectation threatens to pull them apart before their love can take root.
Across decades marked by separation, parental disapproval, and the weight of class and tradition, Loretta and Jasiah choose one another in the quiet ways that matter most. Harbor Glen becomes their refuge-a place of tides and letters, rowboats and lantern light-where love is not announced, but lived.
As years pass, homes are built, businesses are passed down, and children and grandchildren grow among the marsh reeds and docks that once bore witness to a single summer's promise. What began as a secret romance becomes a legacy defined by devotion, independence, and memory.
This is a story of love that endures not because it was easy, but because it was chosen-again and again-until time itself became part of the vow.