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The prequel to the Miramar Cove cozy mystery series.
A sealed letter. An old friendship. A town that remembers the story wrong.
Before Maggie Corliss returned to Miramar Cove, before The Foghorn became hers to protect, there was another mystery waiting in the fog.
On a gray coastal evening at The Foghorn, Henry Whitlock is sorting through boxes from a dead woman's estate when a sealed letter turns up where no one expected it.
The name on the envelope belongs to June, an old friend whose story the town thinks it already knows. But Miramar Cove has a way of turning rumor into history, and Henry has lived there long enough to know that the easy version is rarely the true one.
With teenage Maggie and Marcy watching closely, a missing letter, a wrong-place scrap of paper, and a hidden path below Nuevo Falls lead Henry toward the truth of a friendship broken long ago.
Quiet, atmospheric, and full of coastal fog, The Tidepool Letter is a short prequel mystery in the Miramar Cove Mysteries series, set before The Foghorn Secret.
Start here for a first walk through Miramar Cove, where the coffee is warm, the bookshop remembers, and old secrets never stay buried forever.
Continue the Miramar Cove Mysteries:
Book 1: The Foghorn Secret
Maggie returns to Miramar Cove and inherits The Foghorn, only to discover that the town's oldest secrets are not finished with her.
Book 2: The Two Lights at Cypress Creek
When a popular local teen is found dead beneath the Cypress Creek bluff, Maggie begins asking the questions Miramar Cove would rather leave buried.
Begin with The Tidepool Letter, then continue directly into The Foghorn Secret and The Two Lights at Cypress Creek.
