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At the edge of a quiet coastal town, where the sea listens before it moves and storms think before they arrive, Adrienne comes seeking escape, not destiny. But Rain's Inlet is not a place you pass through; it is a place that waits for you to decide who you are willing to become. When the tides begin to behave as though they have intentions, when the horizon pauses as if it is learning manners, and when a presence older than weather begins to take interest in ordinary lives, Adrienne faces a choice far larger than fate: to remain human in a world that would gladly turn her into something more. Instead of battles, there are boundaries. Instead of prophecy, there is patience. Instead of gods, there is everyday courage - breakfast tables, shared bread, a child's honesty, and a town that understands belonging better than power ever could. This is not a story of conquering the unknown. It is a story of living beside it - and choosing to stay grounded when the world invites you to rise and disappear. A quiet, atmospheric novel about presence, belonging, and

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