Escaping San Diego
and a difficult home life, eighteen-year-old Brittany Sutherland shows up
unexpectedly on her sister’s doorstep. Annie Javier and her family welcome the
teen with open arms. It is blue skies and fair sailing until tragedy strikes.
The young woman suddenly finds it difficult to trust Annie’s pledge of
devotion.
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They come in with
the dolphins and leave with the Winter Solstice. When Brittany and her new
love, Grady, share an ocean adventure with a pod of spinner dolphins, the
believers in the family rejoice. The prophesy handed down by the matriarch of
each generation is about to unfold, but the longest day of the year is almost
upon them. Will the saviors infuse luck and love upon the young couple, or will
Brittany and Grady lose everything they worked so hard to achieve?
Winter in Waianae
Book 2 of the Love in Oahu Series
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Cover Designer: The Graphics Shed
Brittany saw the
gleam in Grady’s eyes and knew he had something planned. Well, let him try, she
thought. Her body had grown strong and quick with all the manual labor she
performed, and her mind had never been slow. Just like Annie, Brittany spent as
many hours as possible away from her house and the abusive parents who dwelled
within its walls. The friends she hung out with were a rowdy bunch whose only
interest in life was getting high and having fun.
For the most part,
Brittany passed on the highs and focused on the fun. It had been sorely lacking
in her life, and she’d been desperate to make up for lost time. Brittany was
the jokester of the group. One prank after another was played on her
unsuspecting pack of loveable oddballs.
Grady’s ploy to
lure her deeper into the warm tropical water was obvious. As a San Diego
native, Brittany wasn’t a stranger to surf and sand. A rip current boiled a few
feet behind Grady. If she could somehow get him into it, he would be whisked
out to sea.
A devious grin
formed on her lips. She wanted to keep a poker face, but the smirk wouldn’t go
away. Her scheme was probably just as apparent as his, but she didn’t care.
Grady wanted to play, and she was prepared to beat him at his own game.
She opened her arms
for a hug and Grady stepped willingly into her web. He danced her closer to the
churning undercurrent. Brittany threw her head back and laughed. They both had
the same thing in mind.
Aubree Lane lives
in the beautiful foothills of Northern California with her husband, two
wonderful sons, and her super special peek-a-poo, named Tanner.
Her motto: Write
Until Your Butt Hurts, And Your Eyes Are Crossed.
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