Up Island Harbor
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Sheโs coming back to the home she didnโt know she had . . .
The quaint, historic fishing village of Menemsha is a side of Marthaโs Vineyard that tourists donโt always see. Maddie Clarkeโs late mother was born on the Vineyard, and Maddie hazily recalls childhood visits to her Grandma Nancyโs cottage above Menemsha Harbor. Now divorced with a teenage son, Maddie is awaiting news of a tenureship at her Massachusetts college when a letter arrives that could change everything . . .
It turns out Grandma Nancy didnโt die long ago, as Maddie believed. In fact, Nancy just passed away at 89โand left Maddie her gray-shingled cottage. Maddie intends her visit to Marthaโs Vineyard to be a brief one, just long enough to settle the estate and sell the cottage. But on arriving in Menemsha, she finds far more than memories . . .
There are other family secrets waiting to be uncovered, and a Native American heritage Maddie knew nothing about. Most surprising of all, there is the glimmer of a very different futureโa chance to connect with her people and find herself, and perhaps find love, on this beautiful, celebrated island . . .
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Jean Stone is the author of seventeen novels about contemporary women that have been published by Random House and HarperCollins. Her book, Good Little Wives (written under her pen name, Abby Drake) has been optioned for a Lifetime TV movie. From Germany to Japan, over a dozen countries around the world have purchased the subrights to her novels and translated them. In addition, all of her books are available in both print and eBook versions. Jean has taught at a number of writers' conferences and has been a guest lecturer at many colleges and conferences. A native of New England, she lived in Amherst, Massachusetts, for several years; she now resides on Marthaโs Vineyard. Visit her website: www.jeanstone.com or her blog www.jeanstonemv.com.
