Solace Key
Come as you are.
Seven days. No phones. You leave lighter than you came.
Book 1 of the Solace Key series
Come as you are.
Seven days. No phones. You leave lighter than you came.
Book 1 of the Solace Key series
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Sadie Andriani ran the best kitchen in Chicago until her husband walked out with the GM and the concept. She doesn't need a week on a private island. She needs her restaurant back.
Grady Finch is a Georgia contractor with a half-built shed and a wife who's been gone two years. He plans to keep his head down and go home.
Solace Key has three rules: no phones, no shoes on the porch, nobody eats alone. Neither of them planned on the third one.
A spicy, grown-up island romance. Out now, and free to read in Kindle Unlimited.
Solace Key is a private island in the lower Florida Keys, forty minutes by boat from anywhere that matters. It used to be a fishing lodge. Now it's a retreat with three rules, run by Marisol Alarcón and the people who stayed. The guests change every Saturday. The people at the long table don't. Every book is one love story, start to finish, with a happy ending you can count on. Come as you are.
Dr. Lena Park has been told to take a week off. Not asked. Told.
Ruben Solano isn't a guest at all. He's Cal's friend from Marathon, out on the island to keep the boats running, and he has no patience for anyone who thinks rest is something you can prescribe.
The table's still long. Nobody eats alone.
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K.D. Marsh writes spicy, character-driven romance set at Solace Key, a family-run retreat on a private island in the lower Florida Keys, where every guest arrives carrying something and leaves carrying someone. Think The Love Boat with the doors wide open: new couples every book, and a crew of regulars you'll come to love. Before fiction, she spent thirty years in restaurants and hospitality, which is why the kitchens run hot and nobody eats alone. She lives on an island with her husband, who still cooks.
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