My Island Hideaway

Time Heals All Wounds. Or Does It?

Ivy Wilcox left her bigger-than-life husband Larry over fifteen years ago, leaving her young daughters, Sarra and Meghan, behind. After a chance meeting with her daughter's friend in Greece, Ivy returns to Honeycomb Beach to be the new chef at the Wild Honey B and B and to make amends with her girls.  

Except . . . she's not a chef at all. Worse yet, her daughters don't even recognize her.

When her hope for reunion fails, she must make a new plan to gain their trust, vowing to tell them she's back for good when the time is right. But in her attempt to be the mother they deserve and the mother she longs to be, Ivy's lies grow like ocean waves, threatening to take her away from her daughters and from Honeycomb Beach, the place she wants to call home again.

Will Ivy gain her daughters' trust and make amends? Or is it too late for forgiveness?

A delightful story about broken family bonds and how one mother will do anything to repair them.