A House Between Sea and Sky by Beth Cato
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In 1920s California, two wounded souls find refuge in a mysterious house with a mind of its own in this enchanting fantasy from the author of A Thousand Recipes for Revenge.
Carmel-by-the-Sea, 1926. Grieving Hollywood writer Fayette Wynne retreats to the quiet seaside town to finish her latest project and escape the anger she carries after her mother’s death. Her only companion is the uncanny sourdough starter her family has tended for generations—said to produce bread with remarkable healing powers that could not save the person she loved most.
During a violent storm, Fayette rescues rising film star Rex Hallstrom in a moment of desperation. Their shelter is a strange cliffside house with its door flung open as if inviting them inside. The house is sentient, curious, and lonely—and it senses in Fayette an ancient magic that calls to something deep within its walls.
As Fayette and Rex grow closer, they uncover unsettling legends about the house, which appeared overnight and is rumored to have hellish origins. Yet for two people searching for a way forward, the house offers comfort, possibility, and a spark of life neither expected—while its dark history threatens to awaken.
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