What happens when the one person who’d have done anything for you asks you to do the one thing you swore you’d never do? It’s been twenty-five years since Madeline Hollis stepped onto the ferry leaving Sea Pine Island. Madeline has no children. No husband. No college degree. No prospects of anything other than another dead-end job. Then it came. One letter. In the middle of a stack of bills all marked overdue, a large manilla envelope addressed to Madeline in handwriting she could never forget. Mrs. Honeycutt, a.k.a. Honey, had been far more than Madeline’s favorite teacher. She’d been her mentor. Her hero. The closest thing she’d ever had to a mother figure. And Honey’s dying wish was for Madeline to return to Sea Pine Island to help her make amends, albeit posthumously, for the vague and mysterious “wrongs” she’d done. Madeline, Louisa, Isabel, Katherine, and Madeline’s sister Emerson were once inseparable. They thought nothing could ever tear their circle apart. In the end, it was Madeline who did. Now not only will Madeline have to face the former best friends that were supposed to be forever, she’s going to have to do the impossible and convince them to trust her again. What’s a person to do when they get a letter like Honey’s? If you’re Madeline Hollis, you honor their request. You decide to be brave. You return home. Author’s Note: Step into the inviting world of South Carolina on Sea Pine Island, where secrets unravel, betrayals are brought to the surface, old flames are sparked and best friends are reunited again. Grab a warm drink, download The Inn on Seagrass Lane and get ready to unpack a whole lot of women’s friendship fiction deliciousness.