Deep Waters Entanglement on the Gardens and Moose Bay
Robin Dale rescues a drunken stranger, Will McPhail, in a June morning romance. She learns of his vow to reform and later plans a surprise visit to Moose Bay while navigating a perilous rail trestle en route. The tale follows budding love, family ties, and a looming mystery as the narrative continues.
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Jane Cabot
Robin
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Madeleine
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