'In this romance, emotional damage is no match for the power of kindness.' Richly layered, this should appeal to fans of large-cast southern reads.'

'Slow-paced yet with a nicely detailed setting, Noble's second novel explores how hearts can heal despite the deepest wounds. Overall, a feel-good read for a relaxing weekend.' The novel's lush setting is the perfect backdrop for this romantic story about a woman's recovery and journey to rediscovering friendship and love. 'Noble's latest beach read arrives just in time for the season. It is also a place that can lead you home. Stargazey Point is magic place-a place for dreamers. She came for a safe haven but receives much more. And a motley crew of children whom Abbie can’t ignore. Ervina, an old Gullah wise woman, who can guide Abbie to a new life and her true self, if only she’ll let her. Stargazey Point, like Abbie, is fighting to survive.Ībbie thinks she has nothing left to give, but slowly she’s drawn into the lives of the people around her: the Crispin siblings, with their own secret fears, Cabot Reynolds, who left his work as an industrial architect to refurbish his uncle’s antique carousel in hopes of breathing new life into his childhood sanctuary. Once a popular South Carolina family beach resort, the Point’s beaches have eroded, businesses have closed, and skyrocketing taxes are driving the locals away. For Stargazey Point is a magical place . . . a place for dreamers . . . a place that can lead you home.Devastated by tragedy during her last project, documentarist Abbie Sinclair seeks refuge with three octogenarian siblings, Millie, Marnie and Beau Crispin, who live in a looming plantation house at the edge of the world-Stargazey Point. Stargazey Point, like Abbie, is fighting to survive.īut Abbie is drawn slowly into the lives of the people around her: the Crispin siblings, three octogenarians sharing a looming plantation house Cab Reynolds, who left his work as an industrial architect to refurbish his uncle's antique carousel, a childhood sanctuary Ervina, an old Gullah wisewoman with the power to guide Abbie to a new life, if only she'd let her and a motley crew of children whom Abbie can't ignore.Ībbie came seeking a safe haven, but what she finds is so much more.

Once a popular South Carolina family destination, the town's beaches have eroded, local businesses are closing, and skyrocketing taxes are driving residents away.

From the New York Times bestselling author of Beach Colors, a stunning new novel of sun, sand, love, and family set against the beautiful backdrop of the South Carolina coastĭevastated by tragedy during her last project, documentarian Abbie Sinclair thinks she has nothing left to give by the time she arrives in Stargazey Point.

Stargazey point by shelley noble