The Sea Sisters: Gripping - a twist filled thriller

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This is conveniently located just after the halfway mark and is situated on the cliff edge overlooking the sea. More often than not, you’ll need to catch the train from your starting location to Lewes train station, before getting another train to Seaford.

When Alana meets James during a trip with friends at a beach they start up a conversation. They both go together to look for shark teeth which I thought was interesting. Everything is going well until Alana cuts her foot. Looks like fun is over as she needs to go get stitches on her foot. I really enjoyed seeing both sister's POV chapters. Not only does it gives us insight into both of the women's thoughts and emotions, it helps to keep the story moving at a fast pace. Both women's journey in this book, is both a physical and emotional one. They are both learning things about themselves, their shared history, and about each other. A huge amount of work goes into making a quality product. We enjoy working with people who have a love and passion for not only making something delicious but doing it the right way, which is often the harder way. Fran’s soon taken under the wing of the Sea Sisters, a group of inspirational women of all ages and sizes who swim in the ocean. They challenge her to move on from the past and face her life-long fear of the sea.

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Fragments of a Sand Dollar is written by Richelle Brunstetter and she is the daughter of Jean and granddaughter of Wanda. This story introduces the reader to Francine Lambright who has broken up with her longtime boyfriend, Matthew. Matthew is thinking of leaving the Amish faith while Francine has decided to join the faith. Being heartbroken Francine receives an invitation to visit with her sister down in Pinecraft, Florida to take some time and sort through her feelings before she makes any big decisions. Through a chance meeting Francine meets a young English man, Lucas Hayes, on the beach while she is searching for seashells. The two begin seeing each other even though Lucas is an English person. As the couple continues to see each other Lucas is being pulled into a direction that Francine finds herself liking less and less but when Matthew makes an unexpected trip down to Pinecraft things become very interesting.

Once you’ve made it to the top, you’ll be able to see the red and white striped Beachy Head Lighthouse poking out of clear seawater below. Lucas lives a fast life, and tries to push Francine away from the Amish life. Secretly, he is a gambler, and makes a terrible wager that involves her. A beautifully written story about the bond between sisters and the secrets they keep to protect one another. Clarke creates two very realistic sisters, Katie and Mia, who are different in almost every single way. Katie, the older sister, is beautiful, ambitious and living a very straight-edged lifestyle. She has a loving fiance, a good job and knows exactly what she wants. Her younger sister Mia is aloof, spontaneous and feels as if she is living in her older sisters shadow. One day, she decides enough is enough and books an around the world trip with her childhood friend Finn. Unfortunately, one terrible night Mia is found dead at a notorious suicide spot in Bali. The local police consider it a cut and dry case... What lead Mia to do such a thing? She ends up getting a job as a waitress at the same place Leora works. Violet ends up meeting Levi through Anna, that works with her at the restaurant. He's her brother who happens to be from where her family is from, and that he's in his rumpsringa too. Violet ends up involved with him all because of the thrill & excitement, of the fact he has a motorbike(motorcycle). Also, she thinks he's cute too.

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Not only is this the longest ascent at roughly 1 kilometre long, but it is also the steepest, with the gradient hitting heights of 18%. There are some currents in the relationship between sisters that run so dark and so deep, it’s better for the people swimming on the surface never to know what’s beneath . . . A tender and intricate meditation on sisterhood and family, Swimming at Night is an accomplished debut. With a deft hand, Lucy Clarke weaves a deep and compelling story that is as much about what binds us together as it is about what tears us apart. Perfectly capturing the impossibly complicated love of siblings, this is a rich and moving story that lingers long after the book is closed." - Lisa Unger, author of Heartbroken and Beautiful Lies Then, she experiences man trouble. Levi is Amish, but unlike any Amish man she has been around. She also meets Dan, a Christian, not Amish, but a very nice guy.