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Billowing Sails

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Emma-Lee Palmer can’t decide whether to throttle her obnoxious cousin Coot or simply ignore the beast as he quickly wears out his welcome during an extended visit to her remote island home. Coot soon becomes the least of her worries as Emma-Lee encounters international intrigue and harrowing adventure on Florida’s untamed Merritt Island in 1905.
Emma-Lee and her hilarious best friend Punkin are sucked into the middle of an island mystery involving a sinister arsonist, German scientist, Seminole Indians, and Alligator Alice, a feisty gator trapper. If you liked Emma-Lee and Punkin’s first adventures in The Distant Shore, you’ll love this new round of fun, mystery, and budding romance.

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First published December 1, 2008

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Debora M. Coty

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Deb began writing professionally after her youngest chick flew the coop back in 2002 Since then, Deb has been blessed with over 200 published articles, and 40 award-winning inspirational books, including the bestselling Too Blessed to be Stressed series (over 2,000,000 sold). Deb loves to swat a tennis ball around and hike in the mountains. She lives, loves, and laughs in central Florida with her long-suffering husband and her pooch that was raised from the dead, renamed Laz from Yaz. Join Debora's fun-loving community of BFFs (Blessed Friends Forever) and her Too Blessed to be Stressed blog at www.DeboraCoty.com

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This book was given to me by one of my best friends and it came to me highly recommended by her. It is a lovely story of the power of prayer and having faith in God, it also teaches us about forgiveness, second opportunities and getting to know people for who they are, not what they look like. It is a really sweet story and when is told in the voice of a kid, it really makes you think about life and what you might want to do with yours.
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