Have just read Fortune's Rocks and Sea Glass - enjoyed the New England coastal setting and the fact that they're set in the same house, which was once a convent, is owned by the Biddeford family at the turn of the century, then owned by Sexton and Honora in 1929. Have just started 'The Pilot's Wife', which is also set in the house, but the main character has just said that it was built in 1905, and first used as a convent. Think this novel was written before the other two, but you'd have thought she'd get the continuity right! Shame - enjoyed the first two, but this has got right on my nerves. (Obviously not enough to worry about!!)