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UNCOVERED

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When a shocking headline reveals evidence of a neo-Nazi cell in the Bahamas, Kat Edwards, the outgoing Minister of Tourism, feels compelled to uncover the truth behind the story to protect the island paradise. The Bahamas’ susceptibility as a refuge for white supremacists dates to its World War II history, when the Duke of Windsor, rumored to harbor Nazi sympathies, governed the islands. Is the dark past resurfacing?
Shadowed by danger, Kat rejoins Captain Carter McDowell, setting sail around the breathtaking Exuma Islands aboard Wind Chaser to follow numerous, but often misleading, leads. While combating treacherous seas and devious adversaries, misplaced trust further complicates their search when they learn someone among the crew has ties to the Nazi party.
UNCOVERED blends real and fictional characters, true historical settings, and the author’s firsthand cruising expertise to draw you into a saga of suspense, romance, and intrigue. Join Kat and Carter on a harrowing voyage where the past collides with the present—and the outcome is anything but certain.
A sequel to UNCHARTED, however can be read as a stand-alone novel.

322 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 5, 2026

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Janet Howle

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3 reviews1 follower
February 24, 2026
This is Howle's second book in the Wind Chaser suspense series. I read the first and was a fan, but this second book outscores the first, in my opinion. Her characters are more intricate, the intrigue and suspense more layered, and the romance is real. It's like she blossomed in her writing between novels - and I loved the first book, Uncharted! Gotta read it. Especially if you are a woman boater or love Caribbean travel. You'll love this for the nautical details and blue-water descriptions of the beautiful Bahamas.
143 reviews5 followers
March 14, 2026
Delightful Story!

The flow is good and the story is engaging. The author does still rely on many sailing terms, however, that the uninitiated may not follow.
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