Chesapeake Blue

At last, Seth Quinn is at home.

The voyage has been lengthy. Following a turbulent childhood with his drug-addled mother, Seth was adopted by the Quinn family and raised by three elder brothers who showed him love and support.

Now an adult, accomplished painter returning from Europe, Seth is relocating to the Eastern Shore of Maryland, where he will once again be surrounded by the Quinn clan's fortunate chaos—that is, Cam, Ethan, and Phil—as well as their spouses and kids. At last, he's back at the modest white and blue home with a chair on the porch, a dog in the yard, and a boat at the dock.

Nevertheless, during his departure, a lot has happened at St. Christopher's, and the most exciting development is the return of Dru Whitcomb Banks. Having launched a floral business in this beach town, the city girl is driven by a desire for independence and the challenge of making her own way without the help of her affluent connections. She perceives a different type of challenge in Seth—a challenge she is unable to refuse.

However, there are impending storms that will challenge their bond. Dru's history has made her distrustful easily and sensitive to dishonesty. A secret that Seth has been keeping concealed for years threatens to blow out, ruining both his new life and his new love, and this has made him a target of blackmail.