This two-book collection by Elisabeth McNeill follows the fishing village of Eyemouth as it is torn apart by tragedy and slowly begins to heal. Set on the windswept Scottish coast, the saga blends real historical events with unforgettable characters, charting love, loss, and resilience across a close-knit community. The books can be read together as one sweeping story of grief, courage, and new beginnings in Victorian Scotland. The Storm opens in 1881 as a violent storm devastates Eyemouth, a small fishing village on the Scottish borders. Newly wed Rosabelle Maltman loses her husband on the night of the disaster, while her mother-in-law Effie loses her husband and three sons in a single, catastrophic event. Turn of the Tide continues the story of the village's struggle to heal and rebuild, exploring the complexities of human relationships and the power of community in the face of adversity. Published by Canelo, this paperback collection is perfect for readers who enjoy historical fiction and stories of love, loss, and resilience.