Seven books of patience. One perfect summer.
Wren Ashwick has walked the Last Route for nearly three years. She has learned its weather, its silences, and the particular weight of a courier’s bag on the long road between Thornwick and Mosshaven. She has learned how to belong somewhere.
What she has not quite learned is how to stand still and let herself be loved.
Two months before her wedding to Rowan Thornwell, Wren sets out on her final pre-wedding circuit with a courtship ring on her finger and a delivery list that has somehow grown to include attendance numbers, dietary requirements, and Marta’s strong opinions about fish. The whole route is preparing. Elspeth is leaving the lighthouse. Colm is making the journey down. Hester is on Guild leave.
And somewhere between Dunhallow and Gull’s Rest, a small parcel addressed to Rowan has gone missing: a keepsake from someone who knew her grandmother, carrying the story behind the silver rings Wren will soon wear.
Wren is a courier. She knows how to find a lost letter.
What she is only now learning is how to be the one everybody is walking toward.
What readers are saying
“Seeing Wren and Rowan finally make it official… my heart warmed so much when people from her route were going to their wedding. Such an amazing found family she’s made.”
What to expect
- The slow-burn sapphic romance pay-off seven books in the making
- A garden ceremony, a hedgehog with a very important job, and the whole route in attendance
- No villain, no threat. Just a summer, a wedding, and a life arriving exactly where it was meant to
- Found family, gentle magic, warm endings guaranteed
- No cliffhanger. Closed-door romance.
