Victory Cove
Pages: 260
|Published: 12 Dec 2009
Description
Megan Summers thought that she was safe in the remote coastal village of Victory Cove. For a year she hid in seclusion, preparing for the battle ahead by building her own target range and practicing adaptability in the darkened halls of Wakefield House. But, today a stranger appeared on her doorstep. Was he it? Was he her executioner?
For Jake Grogan, his trek to Victory Cove started out with a cryptic letter from a woman who after thirty-five years of silence identified herself as his mother. He was told to locate Wakefield House, the home of his grandmother. Jake found the sinister residence on the outermost crag of the ocean, but the woman who answered the door was not elderly. She was young, attractive, and looked like she would do about anything to get him off her doorstep.
Jake Grogan came to Victory Cove to discover his past. Megan Summers came to Victory Cove to escape hers. Inside Wakefield House their lives collide, and on the edge where land and sea meet, they wage a battle and struggle to survive the night.
For those of you who have read WIDOW'S TALE, VICTORY COVE is set in the same Maine village. It is an independent tale, but you'll get to see some of the eccentric characters you ran into in WIDOW'S TALE. After all, O'Flanagans is still there, and some of the patrons of that pub will never turn down another round.
For Jake Grogan, his trek to Victory Cove started out with a cryptic letter from a woman who after thirty-five years of silence identified herself as his mother. He was told to locate Wakefield House, the home of his grandmother. Jake found the sinister residence on the outermost crag of the ocean, but the woman who answered the door was not elderly. She was young, attractive, and looked like she would do about anything to get him off her doorstep.
Jake Grogan came to Victory Cove to discover his past. Megan Summers came to Victory Cove to escape hers. Inside Wakefield House their lives collide, and on the edge where land and sea meet, they wage a battle and struggle to survive the night.
For those of you who have read WIDOW'S TALE, VICTORY COVE is set in the same Maine village. It is an independent tale, but you'll get to see some of the eccentric characters you ran into in WIDOW'S TALE. After all, O'Flanagans is still there, and some of the patrons of that pub will never turn down another round.
