Historical Fiction
The Map of Greywake Cove
A shoreline erased. A truth that refuses to stay buried.
About the book
When surveyor Mara Coyle arrives in Greywake Cove on a government mapping assignment, the official chart says the settlement beneath her feet should be open water. The discrepancy is too large to dismiss. Her late father’s initials appear on the map.
Her questions draw the guarded attention of boatbuilder Declan Rourke, whose community has learned what can be lost when distant offices decide what is real. As Mara follows altered records, missing shoreline, and claims buried in official files, professional duty draws her toward a truth that could endanger the cove. It also brings her closer to the man determined to protect it.
Caught between the authority of the map and the lives written out of it, Mara must decide what accuracy demands, whom she can trust, and whether love can take root where the record itself has failed.
What to expect
A slow-burn historical romance with a postwar Newfoundland setting, a woman surveyor, a guarded boatbuilder, a disputed shoreline, and a community fighting to remain visible on the official record.
Formats and availability
Available in Kindle and paperback editions. Kindle Unlimited participation, pricing, and regional availability are confirmed on Amazon.