It’s Spring in Cape May, and while the rain falls, everyone is getting ready for a big Easter weekend. Margaret and Liz are organizing an Easter brunch for the Seahorse Inn’s guests and end up having some obstacles they hadn’t bargained for. Judy and Bob are off on an adventure again, and this time it involves the Cape May-Lewes Ferry. While Sarah finally works up the nerve to confront Chris about her ring, a run-in with his ex-wife causes even more drama. Donna is experiencing the difficulty of studying for classes during a kitchen renovation, while Dale’s restaurant is turning into a poorly run mess. Liz and Greg realize that their sons, Michael and Steven, are suddenly interested in more than just sports and video games when they start bringing girls over to hang out. In Book 12 of the Cape May Series, enjoy the comfort, adventure, and sometimes disappointment of the April showers as spring unfolds in Cape May. This is Book 12 in the Cape May series. It’s recommended to start with Book 1, The Cape May Garden.

Margaret and Liz are sisters who are about to get in over their heads … They've been gifted The Seahorse Inn, a beautiful bed-and-breakfast by the beach in Cape May. Though it hasn’t been open to guests in years, the pair endeavor to reopen in time for the holidays. Problem is, they discover the charming old place is really a money pit full of more issues than they can handle on their own. On top of dealing with renovations, Margaret is surprised by an unexpected visit from her ex-mother-in-law. Having never gotten along, Elaine has a lot of nerve to request Margaret step in and do something about her ex-husband giving his mother the slip. Not only that, but the neighbors who own the Morning Dew Cottage next door are nothing but nasty and rude, which is a mystery to the sisters. As Margaret and Liz get to know their other neighbors, they uncover hidden secrets within the Seahorse’s walls. Dave and Margaret are still going strong, but will his brash mother and big family feud over the holidays prove to be the straw that breaks Margaret’s back? In Book 2 of the Cape May Series, follow Margaret and Liz’s journey of reopening The Seahorse Inn while the magic of the holidays—and the B&B itself—bring together family and friends for a special Christmas to remember. This is Book 2 in the Cape May series. It is recommended to start at Book 1, The Cape May Garden.

Margaret Wilder’s life is about to be turned upside down … …when her husband of fifteen years abruptly leaves without explanation. Now as their young daughters struggle to understand why their dad has been gone for a month without so much as a phone call, Margaret begins to uncover her husband’s secrets while unraveling her own long-buried feelings about their marriage. On top of all the personal turmoil, Margaret’s job at the wildlife refuge has cut back her hours, and a storm approaches that could ruin all of the hard work she’s put into one of her greatest joys, her annual vegetable and flower garden. As she forms an unlikely friendship with her handsome coworker, Dave, things take a turn when she is offered a great opportunity to build the garden of her dreams on a piece of land by the beach. In the first book of the Cape May Series, follow the twists and turns of Margaret’s journey as she picks up the pieces of her life with the help of family and friends, set in the beautiful Victorian beach town of Cape May, New Jersey.

Set your beach chair up and sink your toes into the sand-it's finally summer in Cape May. Sarah's loving the boat life and spending time with Chris, but will an unexpected call from her ex change everything? Margaret is busy in the garden again and frustrated to find that the honor system for the The Cape May Garden farm stand isn't working out according to plan. Dave is renovating his new beach house in North Cape May but still can't decide what his plans are for the property. Donna, an old high school friend, is back in town after her marriage ends, and as she tries to figure out a new life, she's surprised by an unexpected spark with someone new. Greg is on the brink of opening his restaurant but doesn't expect the turmoil his new chef presents. Judy and Bob enjoy beach time together at their new favorite spot and discover a certain local isn't too happy about them being there. In Book 4 of the Cape May Series, follow along as Liz and Margaret stick to their pact of visiting the beach each day of summer while lessons in love and life abound around them. This is Book 4 in the Cape May series. It is recommended to start at Book 1, The Cape May Garden.

It’s late August, and the Cape May sunshine has everyone enjoying the last days of summer. Margaret is trying to put together a tea garden on her property, but Liz steps in and takes over, prompting Margaret to reassess what she really wants out of the venture. Dave’s siblings are in town as they prepare for their parents’ surprise fiftieth wedding anniversary party. Sarah is forced to reevaluate her business after the unexpected happens. Donna is in talks with their landlord on purchasing their dreamy Cape May Point rental, but soon discovers they may have to work for it. Dale has decided he wants to propose to Donna but first must deal with a huge obstacle that gets in the way. Judy is persuaded to help out with her fifty-fifth high school reunion and must overcome another committee member’s boring ideas in order to assure a successful reunion. In Book 11 of the Cape May Series, enjoy the romance of living in Cape May and the feel of a new start as summer ends and September begins. This is Book 11 in the Cape May series. It’s recommended to start with Book 1, The Cape May Garden.

This magical collection of eight gloriously imaginative stories is ideal for bedtime reading. These stories contain a wealth of wonderful characters and ideas, all with the colorful, dreamlike quality of the very best fairy tales. Illustrations.

John Muir, a young Scottish immigrant, had not yet become a famed conservationist when he first trekked into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, not long after the Civil War. He was so captivated by what he saw that he decided to devote his life to the glorification and preservation of this magnificent wilderness. "My First Summer in the Sierra," whose heart is the diary Muir kept while tending sheep in Yosemite country, enticed thousands of Americans to visit this magical place, and resounds with Muir's regard for the "divine, enduring, unwasteable wealth" of the natural world. A classic of environmental literature, "My First Summer in the Sierra" continues to inspire readers to seek out such places for themselves and make them their own.