Fall in love with White Cliff Bay ... After a string of disastrous jobs and relationships Darcy Davenport can't wait to move to the lovely seaside village of White Cliff Bay. Darcy's daily swims in the crystal clear waters of the bay soon lead her to the charming Rose Island lighthouse. But it's not just the beautiful buidling that she find intriguing ... Riley Edison, desperate to escape his past, just to be left alone. Yet he can't help but notice Darcy. But when his unique home is threatened, they both have to pick side. Darcy's fallen in love with White Cliff Bay. But is that all she's fallen for?

"Rose Island, An Almost Accurate Account of Days Gone By" provides you with an exhilarating and nonstop roller coaster ride of a read that includes mysteries of ancient treasures, lost loves, and ghostly apparitions. This is the story of Claire Christiansen, a spoiled debutante from Louisville, and her friend Lutticia Smailes, a young gal from the hollers of Hazard, whose destinies fatefully cross during the summer before everything they hold dear is destroyed by the great Ohio River flood of 1937. Together they forge an eternal bond that will last beyond the grave. The mysteries of the now deserted amusement park, ROSE ISLAND, hurls the reader at warp speed through countless plot twists and turns, in both current time and days gone by. This includes a retelling of local legends surrounding Louisville, Utica, the Falls of the Ohio, and the tribes of the moon-eyed White Indians. This tale, although a work of fiction, is mightily based on places and people in and around Kentuckiana!

Excerpt from Rose Island: The Strange Story of a Love Adventure at Sea With a slight lean to starboard, crushing through the long keen-edged seas of the North Atlantic, driven in thunder, and in trumpeting of divided canvas, now as moonrise with the starlight that shone upon it, sailed a noble modern ship, but a sailing-ship. She would be called a clipper. You saw her in the faint light of evening, and what was white was ghastly. The line betwixt her painted ports trembled through the flash of the sea like the little moons you sometimes observe hanging in wind-swept summer trees, and the foam about her bows was not the less splendid because of the dimness out of which it would leap in rushes with the beautiful gleam of spume. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

It’s the perfect season on Summer Island: the time for beaches, ice cream, bike rides and second chances… Trent Fordham thought he’d left Summer Island behind for good. But when he inherits his parents’ vacation home—the one he’d assumed was sold long ago—he finds himself stepping right back into his past. Allie Hobbs is having a quiet afternoon in her cottage when a sudden storm leads a stranded cyclist to her front door. She’s expecting anyone but Trent Fordham, the man who broke her heart eight years ago and left her to pick up the pieces. And even more shocking? He claims she broke his heart! Trent has responsibilities on the mainland, but the more time he spends on the island, the more he feels compelled to stay. And then there’s Allie. Does she belong in a past left buried, or will this be the summer everything changes?

When Evelyn McGuinness, the woman he has never been able to forget, comes back into his life, Police Chief Clancy Flynn must make a tough decision when she reveals that she is wanted for kidnapping her orphaned niece.