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Boroughs Publishing Group
Category:
Romance
Publisher: Boroughs Publishing Group
Type: Fiction
Pages: 298
Copyright: July 29, 2019
ISBN-13: 9781948029995
Price: $4.99 (eBook)
An invitation to design a mystery theater in a haunted castle on remote Louisiana island sends Teddie Grant searching for buried truths while becoming embroiled in an unexpected romance.
When Teddie Grant decides to accept her best friend's invitation to move to Endgate Island and work as the set designer for an interactive mystery theater, she can't wait to shed her past and start fresh. Not long after arriving, she meets Eric Desmarais, a prominent Broadway director, and the chemistry between them is sudden and more familiar than logical explanations can provide.
With a history of pirate settlers, slave traders, and violence, Endgate Island is not what it appears. In the midst of life-altering secrets, storms, and a vicious property battle, Teddie and Eric work to uncover the mystery that seems to push them together at every turn. But well-kept secrets are made to stand the test of time, and there are those who work hard and ruthlessly to keep the truth buried. Yet, these lovers cling to what they have found in each other, and they have no intention of letting go.
Excerpt
“Sorry. Didn’t mean to stop the explanation of your possible wackiness, but we need to tread slowly and pay more attention to where we’re walking.”
I gasped. “Snakes?”
“Nope. Nothing slithery. Only a rather large hole two feet in front of us.”
“Ah. I see it. Okay. Thanks.”
“So, you were saying about wackiness?” Eric inquired.
“You’re going to think I’m crazy but, well, since I first read Jenny’s job notice when I was in Manhattan, I’ve had more than one odd flash or feelings of…oh hell, I’m not sure whether to call them premonitions or déjà vu, since those seem to be opposites, but when you were talking about Jenny exploring and wanting you to join her in stumbling across something equally as awesome as the missing diary, I saw intact stairs and immediately saw a shadow move from it, leaving something like a crack in the wood. Not visible, but possibly lethal.” I stopped. I considered adding the vision on the plane about what appeared to be a house on fire, but decided one premonition at a time might be best, especially since I couldn’t identify the house or know when this burning might take place[…]”
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