Pelican's Landing

A Gulf Coast summer becomes the backdrop for Gerri Hill's quiet, emotionally grounded romance. When a woman walks away from a demanding career after personal loss, she finds herself back on the shores she left behind, navigating grief, reconnection, and an unexpected pull toward someone she never anticipated. Hill centers the story on what gets left behind when ambition takes over, and what becomes possible when life slows down enough to notice.

Abby Craden's narration suits the novel's unhurried coastal rhythm, bringing warmth and restraint to characters who carry their feelings close. Craden handles the emotional weight without overselling it, letting quieter moments land naturally. At under six hours, the runtime moves at a pace that mirrors the story itself: no wasted motion, but never rushed. Listeners who appreciate character-driven romance with a strong sense of place will find the audio format serves Hill's writing well.