The Summer Town: The sequel to The Seasons of the EmmaLee, a classic family saga of suspense and enduring love, bridging time and a vas (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780979467059)

The sequel to Amazon #1, THE EMMALEE AFFAIRS; a captivating story of a shocking crime, bitter betrayal and enduring love, bridging time and a vast cultural divide.

It's 1951, and Jonathan McKendry's best friend and small-town lawyer, George Hansen, has found himself on the wrong end of bad situations in the past, but never one so unpopular as when he steps up to defend a local Native American man accused of a shocking crime. Jonathan, now married to Dr. Emily Compton McKendry, desperately tries to help his friend save the life of an innocent man as well as save his wife and a young family who are threatened by an abusive and murderous father who Emily is trying to help.

Amazon Five Star reviews for THE SUMMER TOWN
"... another stellar novel."
"... even more compelling than EMMALEE."
"... a great success."
"... a delightful read."
"... after falling in love with THE EMMALEE AFFAIRS, this was a must read!"

In the parallel present-day story, George Hansen looks down from his passing into the next world to see the events that develop in the search for his killer, as well as the challenges faced by the Clark family as Sally Thomason Clark's husband Ben tries to save his business empire and his marriage from a ruthless partner and daughter Megan lets her infatuation for a young local boy alienate the summer families who she thought were her friends.

The Summer Town continues the compelling love stories and challenges of Jonathan and Emily, and Ben and Sally in the idyllic resort town of Charlevoix, Michigan.

If you love mystery and romantic suspense with intriguing characters, settings that will sweep you away and twisting plots that will keep you guessing, dive into the "troubled waters" of THE SUMMER TOWN today.

Author: Michael Lindley
ISBN-10: 0979467055
ISBN-13: 9780979467059
Publisher: Sage River Press
Language: English
Published: 11/08/2017
Pages: 344
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.01lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.72d