The Lighthouse Keeper's Mail Order Bride

In the year 1875, Eliza Whitley, a woman whose restless spirit had never fit the confines of Boston's drawing rooms and parlors, found herself staring out the rain-streaked window of her parents' home. Her days had been defined by polite society, unspoken rules, and the comforting, if stifling, routine of privilege. Yet beneath the silk and taffeta, her heart beat for something wilder, less predictable—a longing that no amount of charitable work or tea parties could ever satisfy.

It was duri...