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A shifting new love story out of this best-selling, ever-popular tale writer. Scarborough, 1880. Young Jeannie spends her days enjoying her mom and another harbor women resting at the water's edge -- repairing nets, gutting herring -- and awaiting her buddy Ethan Wharton in the future in on his dad's fishing smack. As she was growing up, Jeannie usually likely to wed Ethan, who's faithful and reliable. However she meets Harry -- a stranger who has arrived at visit from Shell for your day -- and she falls for him. He's amazing and thrilling, and appears really interested in her. But he breaks his promise to return for her, and Jeannie sees himself small, pregnant and experiencing really isolated. Jeannie goes towards the port city of Shell where her fresh, challenging living having a kid -- handled by disease, misfortune and poverty -- is usually made bearable by the kindness of others.