Picture Perfect Autumn: A Novel

In "The Beach House," a Manhattan photographer finds inspiration and new possibilities in a Gothic Rhode Island beach house, leading to a mentorship with a reclusive old man and a journey of discovery and love.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 384 pages
Publication date: 09 November 2023
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Inc

A Manhattan photographer embarks on a transformative journey of inspiration and discovery in a Gothic Rhode Island beach house. Dani Campbell, a self-taught artist, finds herself at the peak of the Manhattan art scene, but her success is accompanied by uncertainty and a lack of understanding of how to maintain it. During a shoot at an antiques barn, she stumbles upon an envelope of old photographs that ignite a spark of curiosity within her. Driven by her quest to uncover the origins of these captivating images, Dani ventures to a small Rhode Island town, where she encounters Lawrence Sinclair, an eighty-year-old reclusive man haunted by the tragic loss of his son.

Lawrence, initially resistant to Dani's persistent attempts to learn from him, is drawn to her determination and spiky hair. As their mentorship unfolds, unexpected bonds form, challenging the boundaries of their respective lives. However, the appearance of Lawrence's estranged grandson, Peter, threatens to disrupt their newfound connection. Peter, driven by his desire to reconnect with his grandfather and eliminate what he perceives as a fortune hunter, sets out to undermine Dani's efforts.

Yet, as Dani and Peter spend more time together, they discover shared interests and a deeper connection that transcends their initial assumptions. Through their journeys of discovery and love, they learn to embrace their differences and find solace in each other's company. The Gothic beach house becomes a symbol of transformation, where fortunes are intertwined, fate guides their paths, and the bonds of family unite them in unexpected ways.

Weight: 286g
Dimension: 134 x 203 x 26 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780063141544