"Exciting contemporary romantic suspense"
His parents died in a boating accident in Lake Michigan in
which most of the townsfolk of Fairy Cove feel his dad
killed his mom. His acrimonious "Dear" Aunt Augusta
Greer, the town's matriarchal leader, treats her nephew
Ewan Lochlain and his younger sister Hallie like pariahs.
When he turned eighteen, Ewan insured his sister was safe
from his aunt before fleeing town vowing to return one day
to confront his aunt and learn the truth. Fifteen years later, Ewan is back, needing to know what
really happened to his parents. He still regrets that he
left behind Hallie and her best friend Cyd Callahan, the
daughter of a drug addict prostitute though he believes he
did the right thing. He knows Cyd thinks little of him
for running away, but now he plans to stay and though she
is unaware Cyd is part of his plans. Cyd suffers
nightmares that the Night Man is coming for her, which
Ewan believes is a repressed memory. As he seeks the
truth and feels she is the key, Ewan and Cyd fall in love,
but nasty Augusta has her own agenda that excludes her
nephew and the whore's daughter. This contemporary romantic suspense is an exciting tale
that will have the audience wonder what happened to the
Lochlains. The story line is fun to follow as Cyd and
Ewan add respect and trust to their attraction, which
finally blossoms into love. Though Angela is too much the
queen of ugliness, readers will enjoy this solid tale
supplemented by a secondary romance. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted April 22, 2004
SummaryCyd can't find peace, even in the small, quiet community of
Fairy Cove. Behind a façade of cool, carefree strength, she
hides fears that have plagued her since childhood.
Nightmares still terrify her, but if she unwraps the truth,
will she be able to face it?
Two people cannot allow her to keep the past buried
forever. One is Ewan Lochlain, a custom boat builder
fascinated by the secretive, statuesque beauty, once his
childhood friend. Ewan is back in town now and dedicated to
unraveling the mystery of his own parents' deaths -- a
puzzle that's somehow linked to Cyd's dark, lost memories
and to a small town's shocking history.
The other is the faceless predator who is determined to
make an entire community pay for its sins. Now people are
dying in Fairy Cove, andsomeone is stalking Cyd ...
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