Beacon Light By The Sea Novels & Stories

The lighthouse beacon flickered to life, sending its brilliant light across the darkening sea. Inside the lonely tower... The final conversation between two generations had begun. And neither of them yet realised that someone else had entered the lighthouse.

*"I’ve got the sea-mist covering my visual signature. Good hunting." They moved along the high-tide line, pushing past rusting iron pilings and slick, kelp-covered sea walls. Marcus stumbled along behind them, panting hard, his fine leather dress shoes utterly ruined by the black mud and salt spray. Every time the distant lighthouse beam swept over the beach, the three of them dropped into the shadows of the coastal rocks, holding their breath as the light cut through the storm.

"I would like that." Liam added, "We have a lighthouse. You might need to see it sometime. The light can be seen from miles out." Sarah smiled, a soft, fragile thing. "I think I might need that. To see the light in the dark." --- The drive home was quiet, Leo sleeping in the back, his hand still holding a smooth, white stone from the beach. Maya watched the landscape shift, the sea giving way to forest, then to the familiar bluffs of Seabrook.

One corner was burned, but I could still see my face. “Wendy,” he said to the photo, his words slurred. “I think… I saw you today… by the sea… wearing a white dress…” I stood beside him and reached out, wanting to touch his hair. However, my hand passed straight through. “I’m sorry…” he kept saying. “I’m sorry… I should have believed you… I should have protected you… I should have…” He broke down crying, like a child, curling up in the chair and hugging the frame.

"Follow me." Before Garaine could reply to him, she found herself running along with him, holding his hand. When she stopped running, she found herself standing in front of a vast sea. Surprised, Garaine walked towards the water, gazing at the natural light play in the sea. The sea seemed to light up in a blue glow whenever the waves splashed, disturbing the calmness of the sea. "Mr Turner, this is…" "This is the famous bioluminescent light play of the sea," Weylin replied, slipping his hands inside his pocket. "Isn't it beautiful?"

On the screen, Eric was by the river, watching the sunset, when out of nowhere, someone pushed him from behind, sending him tumbling into the water. I was just walking by when the same person pushed me too. I could not swim, but I managed to give the only log I found in the river to Eric, while I started sinking slowly to the riverbed. "Look at the person who pushed you. Doesn't that figure look familiar? Even with a hat on, doesn't it remind you of Yvonne?"

Happy reading.... SAHANA SHARMA'S P.O.V "Can you please check the sound and light once again....", I asked Hina who was assisting me in the place of Prem today. Yes, that idiot didn't pick up my calls and not even bothered to leave a message. Where the hell is he? "Ma'am it's all over and do you want to dim the red hue on the stage?", she asked me. "Okay. But increase the blue one, it will illuminate the darkness.", I told her.

Nia lay on the cabin and looked out, pointed to a star in the distance and said, "Look at Daddy, Mommy, I see the lighthouse." "Well, it's the same lighthouse you saw when you came in the afternoon." Josiah said. "It looks very bright." "The lighthouse needs to show people the direction, and of course it needs to be bright." Josiah turned his head to look at Meredith next to him, and said very affectionately, "Meredith, I am also your beacon. No matter how far you go or what direction you go, as long as you turn around, I will stay where you are and wait for you."

She had forgotten how cold the Hudson could be in November; she had also forgotten how strong the tides could be, and she braced herself against the spray, almost like waves in an ocean. There were too many people crammed in—Maria, Jasmine and Becca, Blake who was rowing, and a couple of his friends—and Scarlet looked out, shivering, not trusting this creaking, weathered boat, and was grateful to see that Bannerman’s Island was fast approaching, hardly thirty yards away.

You can take a leisurely stroll, relax on the lush green lawns, or find a quiet corner to read a book. Walk along Marine Drive at dawn: Marine Drive, also known as the "Queen's Necklace," is a picturesque promenade that runs along the Arabian Sea. Early morning is the best time to experience the tranquil side of this iconic place. Take a walk along the seafront, watch the sunrise, and enjoy the gentle breeze. The serene atmosphere and the rhythmic sound of waves crashing against the shore can be truly calming.