Spring in Cranberry Harbor
Book 2 in the Cranberry Harbor Series
FICTION | COZY | Cape Cod
Paperback $16.95 | Publication Date: May 2025 | 978-1961864269 (paperback) | Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.5
278 Pages
The sweet new tale from everyone’s favorite small-town setting
Moving back home isn’t always easy, but thankfully, Lizzie has a wonderful mix of old and new friends helping her make it home again, and with lots of hard work, and never giving up, it might just all work out.
There are challenges to living in a seasonal community like Cranberry Harbor, especially for the young people who grew up there, trying to find their path now and help their communities grow and evolve with the times. Picking up a few months after Christmas in Cranberry Harbor ends, Lizzie Martin has returned to Cape Cod and is co-running the Cranberry Harbor Gazette with her dad, Peter. Thanks to an angel donor they are well-situated to keep telling the stories of their beloved community well into the future. Happily reunited, Lizzie and Jack seem to be on track to become engaged, but Lizzie has her worries, given their history. Jack has been very preoccupied with his proposed project for the town, and while most of Cranberry Harbor is on board, a couple of locals seem determined to undermine its success.
About The Author
Candace Hammond grew up and still lives on Cape Cod, but will forever be considered a washashore for not having been born there. She is a journalist, playwright, and novelist, who also hosts an arts podcast/radio show on WOMR out of Provincetown, because people in the arts have the best stories. She is the mother of three adult children who are scattered around the globe, and grandmother to one amazing little girl. She lives with her musician partner and their very large cat on the Lower Cape.
Reviews
"They say that if you get the sand of Cape Cod between your toes you will return, but if circumstances delay your return, Candace Hammond's Spring in Cranberry Harbor is a salt-filled breeze of a tale that will carry your right across the Sagamore Bridge for an armchair Cape vacation."—Leslie Meier, author of the Lucy Stone Mystery Series
"My family lived on Cape Cod for four generations, and Candy Hammond captures the authentic life of the Cape like no other contemporary novelist . If you crave a cozy read, set in a magical place, with genuine humor and heart, you should treat yourself to Spring in Cranberry Harbor!"—Cathryn Michon, Nationally Bestselling author of I'm Still Here: A Dog's Purpose Forever
"A charming homage to all we love about Cape Cod—the towns, the food, the sure knowledge that life—and love—are better by the sea." —Kristan Higgins, New York Times bestselling author of Out of the Clear Blue Sky.
