“Innisfree binds us.” A new generation attempts to define where home is . Book Three in Linda Cardillo’s award-winning First Light series Young widow Elizabeth Innocenti journeys from her home in Italy with her fourteen-year-old son to seek solace and peace at Innisfree, her grandmother Lydia's cottage on Chappaquiddick Island. Finding her beloved childhood haven abandoned and as needy as she is, she reluctantly sets out to restore the cottage. When she takes shelter during a hurricane with the Wampanoag family who once owned Innisfree, she discovers its fraught history. Elizabeth’s passionate search for Innisfree' s meaning for each family forces her to confront both her grief and her future; and her challenging relationship with Caleb Monroe, the grandson of Mae Keaney and Tobias Monroe, shatters her perception of who she is and want she wants. "Cardillo's poignant novel is a winding, intriguing story of relatable suffering - the sorrow of losing loved ones, traversing long distances to visit those dear to us, and the pain (and growth) that arises through profound life changes." - The BookLife Prize ". . . a beautiful riveting journey of love, yesteryear, intrigue, disaster and redemption...written in a lyrical tone with exquisite descriptions of Martha's Vineyard." - Chick Lit Cafe