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Borrowed Light. A Linked Story Collection of Small Mercies and Crossed Paths, and the Lives That Cross by Chance
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8259600478
- EAN9798259600478
- Date de parution16/06/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille860 Ko
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- ÉditeurChiify
Résumé
The lighthouse went dark on purpose.
And Maggie O'Dea was the one who let it happen.
For three generations, the O'Deas kept the lamp burning above the churning gray sea.
Her grandfather. Her father. Now her.
Every night of her twenty-two years, the lantern room glowed against the fog.
Until the night her father told her to put it out.
"Because some things matter more than the rules, " he said.
Then he walked down to the town hall to argue with Cormac Shaw about the lighthouse budget - and never came back.
Now Maggie is rowing into the fog with Finn O'Malley and a crate that smells of distillery, not lamp oil.
There's a crevice in the cliff her family has known about for generations and never once spoken of.
There's a dory drifting toward the shipping lanes with no light to guide it home.
And there's a question she's afraid to ask out loud.
"You want to know, " Finn says, "or you want the light back on?"
She lets go of his sleeve.
She lets him carry the secret into the dark. Borrowed Light follows the people of one weathered coast across linked stories that braid together like rope - a keeper's missing daughter, a preacher who sermonizes on false lights, a boatman forced to choose, a ledger that names the guilty. Each life borrows something from the next. A mercy. A betrayal. A truth that won't stay buried under stone. Some lights are lit to save you. Some are lit to lure you onto the rocks. And some are simply borrowed - passed hand to hand, keeper to keeper, until you can no longer tell whose flame you're carrying. By the time the lantern burns again, Maggie will know exactly what her father died protecting. The only question left is whether she can live with it. Borrowed Light is a haunting literary collection of linked coastal stories about small mercies, crossed paths, buried family secrets, hard moral choices, and the quiet ways ordinary lives illuminate one another. Perfect for readers who love linked short story collections, atmospheric small-town fiction, slow-burning family mysteries, lyrical literary prose, and morally complex characters.
A standalone collection that lingers long after the last page.
She lets him carry the secret into the dark. Borrowed Light follows the people of one weathered coast across linked stories that braid together like rope - a keeper's missing daughter, a preacher who sermonizes on false lights, a boatman forced to choose, a ledger that names the guilty. Each life borrows something from the next. A mercy. A betrayal. A truth that won't stay buried under stone. Some lights are lit to save you. Some are lit to lure you onto the rocks. And some are simply borrowed - passed hand to hand, keeper to keeper, until you can no longer tell whose flame you're carrying. By the time the lantern burns again, Maggie will know exactly what her father died protecting. The only question left is whether she can live with it. Borrowed Light is a haunting literary collection of linked coastal stories about small mercies, crossed paths, buried family secrets, hard moral choices, and the quiet ways ordinary lives illuminate one another. Perfect for readers who love linked short story collections, atmospheric small-town fiction, slow-burning family mysteries, lyrical literary prose, and morally complex characters.
A standalone collection that lingers long after the last page.
