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142 Days Later #15, Furniture and a Picnic
Jack's folks took him seriously about leaving only a bed in Aunt Bernadine's house. Jack solved the problem by buying all new furniture. It was delivered just in time for his picnic with Georgia.
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142 Days Later #14: Coffee with Georgia
Jack was going to meet Georgia for an innocent cup of coffee, more to make his mother happy than for any other reason. A date for a picnic dinner was not what he expected to leave the Roastery with.
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Football On A Rainy Night (A Story from the River Dream World)
The Shoreside Sharks last non-coference game of the season took place on a rainy Friday night. Could they keep up their unbeaten streak or would the falling rain be their downfall?
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142 Days Later #13: Getting Online
Even an old dog can learn new tricks and Jack had learned that the best way to keep up with the people he cared about was by being online. Everyone he new except his father was on Facebook.
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142 Days Later #12: Or Maybe It Was A Date
Over Jack's dinner and Corie's fries they both have to decide if they are on a date or not, and they both start to hope the other thinks so.
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142 Days Later #11: Chance Meeting, Not A Date
Much to Jack's surprise he runs into Corie on the pier. Jack thinks it's just a chance meeting, but did Corie leave it all up to chance?
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142 Days Later #10: Earl the Fisherman
During his first weeks on the island Jack meets many interesting people, each of whom, it seems, has something to share with him to help him get back to living life.
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142 Days Later #9: Meeting Georgia in Carolina
To appease his mother, Mary, Jack attends Mass and is introduced to Georgia, a woman who may understand what he is going through, and then some.
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Short Story Prequel to Sea, Sand, and Sabine
The next Buzby Beach novel by DW Davis is due out in late August. This short story introduces you to the main character, Sabine. Sabine has a tragic past and it has shaped her attitude toward life.
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142 Days Later #8: A Night Alone, Breakfast for One
The second night on the island the loneliness is more poignant as the advantage of fatigue isn't there to help deaden Jack's mind and help him find sleep.
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142 Days Later #7: Sometimes You Just Need Groceries
The empty house needs to be filled. Jack realizes some basic housekeeping supplies and a few groceries are a must. He doesn't like it, but he needs to go shopping.
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142 Days Later #6: Waking Up To A Knock On The Door
An insistent knocking at his front door rouses Jack from a restless night's sleep his first morning on the island.
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Sasha's Ride Home
Please enjoy this excerpt from the first book of the upcoming Pier Rat series. The Pier Rat series is the follow up series to my River Dream books.
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Declan and Emily
Set in the River Dream universe, meet the first born son of the beloved characters from the River Dream series.
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Should Have Looked
Young drivers so often get caught up in what's going on in the car, sometimes to their peril.
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Wright Isle, Wrong Tide
Sam, a teenage boy, falls asleep while fishing and his boat gets stuck when the tide goes out. Sam spends the night in his boat, dreaming about a girl he met at school.
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High School Revenge
High school years can be fraught with strong emotions, deep resentments, actions with tragic consequences, and unlikely heroes.
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One Last Sail Around The Lake
Declan's son DJ has graduated college and will soon be leaving to start his military career, but not before one last sail around the lake.
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Not Just Another Board
The farm I lived on when I first married had an old tobacco barn behind the house and there was one slat on the barn broken off at the lower corner that always drew my attention.
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Go Back to Boston
Ronnie didn’t find out until he was twenty-two years old that the man he’d called Dad all his life wasn’t really his father.
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Thirtieth High School Reunion
Trevor had never attended any of his high school reunions. He hadn't planned to attend this one.
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I'm an independent author of young adult coming-of-age romance novels. My latest novel is SEA, SAND, AND SABINE, published by River Sailor Literary.
My writing reflects my memories growing up along the North Carolina coast near Wrightsville and Carolina Beaches. I left that area when I graduated high school and traveled half-way around the world and back collecting memories and experiences which help shape my characters. Now back in eastern North Carolina, I enjoy bringing to life characters whose adventures take place in my favorite part of the world.
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