Morning Glory (Utrennee siyanie)

Sara Jio is a popular American author, a recognized master of psychological, mystical, and romantic fiction, and a recipient of prestigious literary awards.
Sara Jio is not only a successful writer but also a sought-after journalist. Her columns on healthy living are regularly published in magazines such as "Marie Claire," "The Oprah Magazine," "Redbook," "Cooking Light," "Glamour," and others.

Sad events in Ada Santorini's life force her to move to the other side of the country and settle in a charming houseboat on Boat Street. Life on the lake feels like a real adventure, and the neighbors become close friends. But one day, Ada finds a chest in the attic that contains a wedding dress, a notebook, and several photographs. Ada shares her discovery with her neighbor Alex, and he warns her: the chest likely belonged to a girl named Penny, who once lived in Ada's house. But Penny disappeared many years ago, and the old-timers of Boat Street do not like to remember this story. However, things can tell a lot about their owner. By examining the "treasures" left behind by Penny, Ada realizes that there is something special behind her disappearance…

"The benchmark of modern romantic prose." — The Observer