Smugglers of Sandhill Island is live! It is the final in the Sandhill Island series. If you haven’t read them, they are available at bookstores everywhere and online. I love the characters who live on this little island on the Gulf coast, and I’ve come to feel they are my friends.
Sandhill Island is a small tourist island off the coast of Corpus Christi and the characters are varied. They live their lives fishing, operating a business, teaching school, growing a garden, or singing in a local restaurant.
This book, Smugglers of Sandhill Island, is about the relationship between siblings; one hard working, the other not. And liked most siblings, they will fight each other tooth and nail, and they would fight to the death for each other.
Dani Brown grew up poor and hard working. Her brother, Cody, only grew up poor. Always wanting the easy way out, Cody ran drugs and lived his life on handouts. When they were young, Dani and Cody were inseparable, now Dani only sees him if he’s desperate. The drugs he samples and sells have started to rot his brain.
This time, Cody owes some big money, and the only person he knows to help him is his sister. When the cartel realizes she owns a boat that could run even more drugs for them, she is torn between saving her brother and living her life. The final Sandhill Island story pits sister against brother in a life-or-death struggle.
Dani and Cody know that water can protect you or kill you, depending upon its current attitude. But they make their living off the water and don’t plan to die in its arms.
I plan a release party at St. Matthews Episcopal Church, 518 West Randolph, Enid, OK on Saturday night July 12th at 7:00. Come by for food and drinks and a copy of the latest book. Save the date and join us for a fun evening and a great book. Or if you can’t make it, you can find the book at Putnam 6 in Enid or online at https://books2read.com/u/mdeZ85. And as always, leave a review online at Amazon, B & N, Goodreads or anywhere you like. Authors love reviews.
What are you reading, writing, or creating this week?
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