Step into 1920s California, where grief, magic, and the silver screen intertwine in A House Between Sea and Sky by Beth Cato. Screenwriter Fayette Wynne arrives in Carmel-by-the-Sea with a peculiar companion—her sentient sourdough starter—hoping to outrun heartbreak. When she rescues a despairing movie star near a mysterious cliffside cottage, their fates entwine with a house that feels eerily alive. As whispers of infernal origins grow louder, Fayette discovers that some homes have hearts, and some hearts carry ancient magic.
Blending folklore, historical fiction, and emotional depth, Cato’s tale explores loss, healing, and the fragile line between love and the supernatural. For fans of Practical Magic and The House in the Cerulean Sea, this is a hauntingly beautiful story about what it means to find—and be—a home.
