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A stranger whose power-boat is wrecked on the Cape Cod shoals is taken into the homestead of Marcia Howe, a young widow living alone on an increasingly isolated sand spit; when a leather case of gems is discovered on him, the resulting mystery tests village suspicions and Marcia's intuitive trust. The narrative follows the developing attraction between them, local gossip and suitors in nearby hamlets, and the rhythms of coastal life as shifting sands and tides shape daily existence. Themes of judgment, redemption, and renewed possibility unfold against detailed New England seaside settings.
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