Travel writer Nora Callahan has been everywhere — forty-one countries, seven years, a life brilliantly built on forward motion. The one place she hasn't been is home. When her beloved aunt's estate forces her back to Clearwater Bay, Nora finds more than she bargained for: the town she left, the house she loved, and Callum Reid — the man she never stopped missing. He's been there all along, quietly, patiently, belonging to the landscape she ran from. Now, with a flight to the Faroe Islands in eleven days and a heart no longer willing to lie to itself, Nora must decide what it really means to leave — and what it means to finally come back.