A memoir and personal account of a spiritual awakening. Contains spiritual wisdom and tips on how to develop psychic gifts.

Introduces catepillars, describing how they hatch from an egg, eat and grow, shed they skins, form a chrysalis, and transform into a butterfly.

While Beverly wrestles with the decision of whether or not to move to Marble Cove for good, Shelley is occupied with starting her baking business, Diane receives an offer from a publisher to buy her first book, and Margaret comes face to face with an old nemesis.

It's Christmastime in Marble Cove. While Margaret meets a young artist making masterful drawings of the lighthouse, Beverly learns the real story of Edward Maker's involvement with Orlean Point Light.

Shelly, Diane, Margaret, and Beverly face different challenges during the fall at Marble Cove ranging from family expectations and hosting visitors to artistic differences and a mysterious past.

Margaret is stunned to discover that one of her paintings has been printed on the cover of a novel without her permission! Her efforts to learn what happened meet obstacle after obstacle. Will her assumptions about the culprit stand in the way of finding the truth? Meanwhile, Diane's excitement over her own book-launch turns to worry when her son Justin arrives at her door looking decidedly downcast. Can she help him recover from a devasting setback?...

Beverly begins campaigning to be Marble Cove's next mayor and not only has Jeff's work taken him to faraway places, but he seems uncharacteristically distant as well. Now that she is committed to him, is he getting cold feet? Meanwhile, Diane is excited when her college-professor sister-in-law Jeanette arrives for a visit, but a routine checkup brings Diane news she hoped never to hear again. Margaret reluctantly agrees to teach an art class for preteens...

After Beverly almost has an accident, she begins to think seriously about a new career and the possibility of a relationship with handsome Jeff Mackenzie. Shelley is laid up when Aiden accidentally knocks her down. Margaret is thrilled to attend a lecture from an artist whose work is inspiring but finds the artist has lost her creative spark. Diane decides it's time to protect the beloved lighthouse when it is threatened by a developer.

"When Diane learns that Marble Cove's oldest church desperately needs costly repairs, she joins forces with Beverly to plan a fund-raiser to save the historic structure. But is Diane's enthusiasm for saving Old First just a tempting distraction from completing her second novel? Meanwhile, an invitation to dinner brings her to a decision she's been avoiding. Beverly's first real consulting job with a local businesswoman results in an unforgettable...