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The Inner Hebridean island of BreƔgha has long been considered one of the most beautiful parts of the British Isles but now its natural beauty has become of secondary importance to the people who live there.Is it just coincidence that the most devastating storm in the region's history completely cuts the island off from the rest of the world whilst masking the changes that are taking place there?The opening of a new shop, managed by the good and kind Francine Duval, brings much more than just a mysterious sign above its windows.Each evening, with the setting of the sun, the island becomes a very strange and sinister place.
Marcus Lyndale writing as Kaye Solomon. As an aspiring crime reporter, Kaye Solomon was lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time when the Dodd's story broke. Her reporting on the man who kidnapped Heather Marshall for his own nefarious purposes, highlighted Kaye's own feelings on sexuality and posed questions that she had never dared face before. James Matthew Dodds was a man who overstepped the mark when it came to dealing with his feelings but just how much of Dodds lies within each of us? How far can we be trusted to act within the bounds of normally accepted behaviour?
Caroline holds a deep secret. Living in 1727 and 1927 simultaneously, each night she goes to sleep in one life and wakes up in the other. In search of answers to her unique existence, Caroline stumbles upon a letter from her mother hinting at her own experiences as a time-crosser, sending Caroline on a daring quest to uncover the truth. In 1727, Caroline disguises herself as a cabin boy and joins a ship sailing for the Bahamas, her mother's last known location, where she crosses paths with a ruthless but handsome pirate and is caught in a web of secrets, deception, and unexpected alliances. In 1927 St. Paul, Minnesota, Caroline grapples with her other life as the daughter of a renowned preac...
In Minnesota, the primary rail routes to the Pacific northwest--the Great Northern and the Northern Pacific--ran westward from Minneapolis-Saint Paul.