A fiercely independent woman. A disillusioned man. And a house that isn't haunted-just opinionated. Bev escapes to a quiet seaside town, content to keep the world at arm's length. Saddled with her younger brother, she plans to stay invisible-just for the summer. Jeff has returned to the village of his youth, weighed down by the two biggest failures of his life. All he wants is solitude. But the sea has a way of softening what's hard. And some houses? They notice things. In a place where the walls remember and the air hums with memory, Bev and Jeff are drawn into a story of second chances, unexpected connection, and the quiet, stubborn magic of being seen.