"Bones don\'t float, no." In the quiet, coastal town of Apalachicola, the past is never far behind, and secrets don\'t always stay buried.
I hope that you\'ll meet them all, and love them all as I do..
I love these people, from 90-year old Creole nanny Miss Evangeline, to the droll and honorable Jack Canfield, to strong but damaged cop Maggie Redmond, and even the hilariously inappropriate and dangerously charming bad guy, Bennett Boudreaux.
Whether you\'re reading See You or one of the Forgotten Coast books, you\'ll find they have in common dry humor, a good deal of atmosphere and characters who are people, rather than caricatures.
The first four books are a foundation for the rest of the series, which will serve more as standalone novels.
The first four books in the series have an overarcing story that isn\'t resolved until book four (Landfall, releasing at the end of July 2015), but also subplots and mayhem and overall sinister dealings that are resolved in each book.
This series, set in Apalachicola, FL, is a noirish suspense series, dripping with atmosphere and flawed, human, witty characters.
I write the occasional literary or women\'s fiction book, but my time is focused right now on The Forgotten Coast Florida series.
From dirt roads in Alabama to coastal fishing towns in the Florida Panhandle, the south is so wonderfully filled with atmosphere and interesting people that I don\'t really see any reason for my writing to leave home.
The South is as much a main character in my books as any of the people that populate them.
About the Author: I was born and raised in Florida and now live in Tennessee.
In her efforts to rescue a defenseless young girl, Maggie finds that maybe she is the one who needs rescuing.
If she really loves Sheriff Wyatt Hamilton, why is she so unwilling to walk away from her strange friendship with this enigmatic man with the startling blue eyes? What is the secret from the past that connects them? The answers will turn Maggie\'s world upside-down and make her question everything she thought she knew about herself and her past.
Maggie Redmond draws on her own experience as a rape survivor to give the girl the help that she herself never got, but in the process finds herself doubting her judgement, her commitment to the law, and who she believes herself to be.
Maggie\'s also increasingly confused about her feelings for town crime lord Bennet Boudreaux.
When a young girl is attacked, Lt. "Bones don\'t float, no." In the quiet, coastal town of Apalachicola, the past is never far behind, and secrets don\'t always stay buried
