Escape to Lighthouse Cove By Kate Hewitt

Escape to Lighthouse Cove By Kate Hewitt


Grace longs only to hide away. Fleeing both a traumatic marriage and a scandal-laden divorce, she needs to disappear somewhere safe with her six-year-old son Jacob.

Finding the job running a small nature reserve on the remote, beautiful island of Lighthouse Cove off the rugged Maine coast feels like a miracle. It’s a tiny slice of land with a population of exactly twelve—about as much peace and solitude as a person could possibly dream of. But Grace isn’t the only one looking to hide away.

No sooner has she arrived than she has a run-in with Noah Lawrence, the reclusive, fiercely unfriendly but dangerously attractive billionaire owner of the island, when she attempts to rescue a seal on the desolate shoreline of his magnificent gated property.

Noah ends up having to rescue her and Jacob, but his arrogant remoteness infuriates Grace because it reminds her so much of her ex-husband— privileged, wealthy, and without morals. Even if Noah is totally gorgeous, there’s no way she wants to get involved with a man like that.

But Noah has just as many secrets as she does, and he has reasons to want to hide away, too. Grace is about to find out that even when you try to hide from the world, you can’t hide from your feelings…

My Thoughts:

This is the first book in The Lighthouse Cove Series, all of the books can be read as a standalone. Grace has a lot of things going on in her life, she needs to escape them and with her son she knows this is the best thing for him too. When she finds a job on a small remote island, she hopes this will be the perfect chance to build her and her son’s life again. But someone does not want her on the island and he will do his upmost to send her away. Both have their secrets, can they find a way to help each other out and be happy ever after? it was one of those stories that you just don’t want to put down, I read it in an afternoon and fell in love with the characters and felt for what they had both been through. Kate has done a great job of the descriptions of the place. I felt as though I wanted to jump into the book and give Grace and her son a hug. I loved it.

I received an ARC copy of this book for an honest review.

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