If only she could have it all – her tranquil beach town, the melodic strum of her guitar on a houseboat, and making her dreams come true. If only.

Sarra Wilcox is on the verge of making her songwriting dreams a reality until she gets completely blindsided by the one person she thought she could rely on. If that isn’t bad enough, her estranged father calls her out of the blue, insisting she come home. Sarra takes a chance and heads back to the quaint beach town where she grew up. After all, it’s better than living with a person who’s just ripped your heart out.

On her best friend’s houseboat, My Blue Agave, Sarra finds a bit of solitude and even a cute guy. Could coming back actually be a blessing in disguise? Bliss doesn’t last when her father unexpectedly shows up, acting like their six-year silence never happened, and the dark secrets that split them apart don’t matter. Sarra wonders why the hell she came. After all, she’s never been good at family relationships. Why start now?

But if Sarra is ever to regain her creativity and regain her self-worth, she must force her father to have the hard conversations about what transpired between them. If only she could write a song about it.

Can she rewrite the lyrics of her life, make amends with her father and finally coming to terms with the night she can’t forget? Or is it too late for forgiveness and second chances?

For lovers of family sagas, women’s fiction and stories about the chances we take and the dreams we wish for.