I spent a
lot of time with my grandparents growing up.
They grew up in a time where they were taught to be grateful for
everything—no matter how big or small.
They shared their faith, compassion and most of all, love, that I still
carry daily with me. I’m thankful I had
them for as long as I did and that I can now pass on the things they taught me
to my own daughter.
Blurb
Trouble is the last thing Devon Brown needs when she
leaves the painful memories of her past behind and heads to Shell Island. As the Salty Dog’s new bartender, she finds
herself drawn to Kerr, the Shell Island harbormaster. But finding her happily-ever-after is
difficult when dealing with an obnoxious bootlegger who supplies the bar with
illegal liquor and a jealous coworker.
A standoffish loner with damaged emotions, Kerr avoids
relationships like the plague. Things
change when Devon catches his eye. When
a simple flirtation grows serious, the coworker and bootlegger quickly become
obstacles to any future Kerr and Devon may have together. As the situation worsens, Devon realizes that
even the still waters of Asylum Harbor are no refuge during a storm.
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AUTHOR
BIO
Isla Grey is from Central Virginia and
still lives in the same small town she grew up in. She developed a love of
writing at an early age and over the years has tried her hand at penning poetry
(some good, some not so good), screenwriting, newspaper articles and historical
stories. She’s “old school” when it comes to writing and is a hoarder of more
pens, post-it notes and writing journals than she’ll ever need. Isla likes to
write different types of stories from romance to mystery and anything in
between and loves a “happy for now but there could be some bad things coming” feel.
When Isla’s not writing, she spends her time being called “Mom, Mama, Mommy”
(well, you get the picture) by her daughter who is forever active, even in her
sleep. She considers herself an unofficial “cat whisperer” and is a pet human
to a plethora of cats that have taken up residence at her home over the years.
Isla also enjoys reading a good biography or ghost story, traveling even though
“there’s no place like home”, good music played loud and walking.
You can connect with Isla at:
Welcome back Isla, so glad to have you. I, too, am so thankful for all that my grandparents passed down, especially my great grandmother who taught my mom to crochet, who in turn taught me. I love to crochet and have a passion for it, that I hope my daughter will develop as well.
ReplyDeleteYour book sounds like a great read. I love settings by any body of water. Good luck with sales... and Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteHi Angela and Isla. Grandparents are special! You book sounds interesting and i already on my read list. Best Wishes and Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteYou and my sister would get along so great with your love of cats! And her children have their own==good thing they all live in the country.
ReplyDeleteGood reading. Asylum Harbor sounds interesting. I, too, am old school, Isla, and like to write in different genres. Happy Thanksgiving.
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