Set in the beautiful Washington Island of Door County,
Wisconsin amidst the flurries and cold of winter, Fiona Campbell decides her
life needs a touch more excitement. She
attends this idea by buying a rundown yet historic home on Washington Island,
through a bet with her BFF, Elisabeth.
Fiona, originally a city girl, needed more activities and a
larger number of people to do them with.
She immediately questioned her decision to move further from people and
the lights of civilization. She even
missed Coffee, the coffee house in
Ephraim. The owner, Roger, a recluse as
much as he could be, even made moves on Elisabeth. So what was wrong with an outgoing former
city girl? She had almost given up on
the idea of a boyfriend until she acquainted herself with the island.
Fiona met a stodgy neighbor, had a blend of odd animals
trespassing, learned of the island politics, and attempted to seduce a handsome
man at a Chicago wedding. Unrealized by
herself, her heart had altered and the respite of a quiet island grew into a
snug fit.
She eventually learned that the island men needed more than
a stare or simple hello in order to learn they also come in many sizes and one
might fit just right.
North of the Tension
Line relaxes the reader, letting them remember when things were simple, yet
had just as much meaning in life as our hectic schedules today. A great novel to curl up by the fireplace in
the cold of winter, or put a pair of sandals on and sit in the sun for the
southern readers!
Happy reading,
Dawn
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