Strong winds and storm surges batter the hull of a ship carrying the young widow Catherine Briton home to England.
Catherine spots land and tells the captain that they should abandon ship and try to make it to the island. To her dismay the captain refuses and denies that he even saw the land.
The ship eventually sinks and Catherine is left floating in the ocean waiting for death to overtake her. Instead of dying, she wakes up on the beach of the island she saw from the ship.
A stranger rescues her and takes her back to his castle. When she awakes she finds that the man, Gerard, not only saved her life but he is ridiculously good looking as well.
As she regains her strength she finds that things are a little strange on the island. She seems to be stuck in some weird time lapse. There is also a feral beast that stalks the island.
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For recent high school graduate, Kelsey Hayes, the summer is all about finding a job so she can start community college in the fall.
As a child, William Bellman makes one tragic mistake that will haunt him all his life. Though it doesn’t seem like a big deal, William soon finds out what a big deal it was.
In Sweden one fateful night, the life of a young English woman changes forever. Giselle Barrington witnesses the murder of her father, a spy for the British crown. While in Sweden, Giselle’s (Gigi) father procures a dangerous document that if discovered could mean a political nightmare for England, France, Sweden, and Russia!
Reading this book was like peeling the petals off of a flower, each petal a little more beautiful than the one before.
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