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The flood map for Dunmore, Maine hasn't been updated since 1991. Floodplain engineer Sylvie Cord is here to fix that. It's a technical job — LiDAR data, hydraulic models, regulatory paperwork. Sylvie is good at technical jobs. She arrives in early October with her field equipment and six weeks to produce a map accurate enough to withstand federal review, and she expects the usual resistance: a selectman who doesn't want bad news, residents who don't want their insurance rates to change, a town that has been operating on a fiction for thirty years. What she doesn't expect is the berm.

Land trust attorney Wren Solís arrives on Kettler Island, Maine in late September with a contested conservation easement file and six weeks to build a case. The easement on the Calloway headland—thirty-two acres of coastal granite and spruce—has been in place since 1991. A five-year gap in the monitoring logs has given Petra Calloway's attorney the opening he needs to challenge it. The county hearing is December ninth. Code enforcement officer Liam Croft has been walking the Calloway parcel on Sunday mornings for twelve years.

Claire Tate came to Heron Cove to assess a building. The abandoned cannery on the waterfront was supposed to be another straightforward preservation report — decades of neglect, structural decline, inevitable demolition. But the building tells a different story. Undocumented repairs. Careful restoration work. Evidence that someone has been quietly keeping the structure alive for years outside the official record.

A coastal survey wasn't supposed to change anything. Dr. Nora Finch returns to a small harbor town to document a near-shore recovery system no one fully understands. The work is precise. Measurable. Contained. Until it isn't.

Maeve Aldrich returns to the small Maine harbor town she left twelve years ago with one goal: settle her grandmother’s estate and leave again as quickly as possible. Her plan is simple—four days, five if the paperwork runs long. But Heron Cove remembers her. The cottage still faces the harbor the way it always did. The garden waits quietly beneath the fall soil. And the kitchen table her grandmother left behind carries a past Maeve never fully resolved. Especially when the table is meant for Callum Macrae—the harbor master she once loved and the one person she never truly said goodbye to.