Glass Horizon

A young woman who has spent her life in a coastal town where the sea is both her livelihood and her prison, is forced to confront the consequences of a promise she made to a man who saved her life. As the tides of her past and present collide, she must choose between the safety of the familiar and the terrifying possibility of a future that has never been hers. The story is a quiet, aching meditation on the weight of obligation, the fragility of hope, and the slow, stubborn persistence of a love that refuses to be buried. It is a tale of a woman who has always been defined by what she owes, and who, at last, is learning to be defined by what she is.