Escaping Celia

by T.C. Beacham

ESCAPING CELIA is the story of Carly O'Shea, whose long-awaited solo vacation is derailed when her mother, aunt, and relentless cousin Celia invade her seaside cottage. Stir in a snarly runaway teen, a hot guitar player, a cool Southern boy, a gun-toting matron, and a wise boardwalk barista—and you’ve got the kind of summer stew that gives everybody heartburn!

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First published January 1, 2009

About the author

TC is inspired by the sea, and loves to walk and read at the beach.
She writes fun fiction in seaside settings ~ GREAT BEACH READS with intrigue, humor and heart.

Reviews

[Theresa Walker · Rating 4 out of 5]

Engaging

I liked the characters, from the good girl main character, to the free spirited cousin, to the confused runaway. The Book had some typos, but the story line was good - beginning with the main character just wanting to get away on her own - to her female relatives muscling in, in a funny but realistic way - to the runaway and the walls she put up. I could either see myself or many of my relatives in those characters. It's a good beach read.

[Mary Ann Hogan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sweet Story

I liked this book because the story was sweet. The characters were interesting. I really enjoyed how the story progressed throughout the book.

[LizH · Rating 2 out of 5]

I am about 50% of the way, and am giving up. The writing wasn't bad, I just don't care about the characters. They have no substance, and I need substance. Thought it would be a light fun read, but no.

[Sarah · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good summer read.

[Nancy Houston Fields · Rating 4 out of 5]

A solo vacation turned family reunion (of sorts) creates a backdrop for unforgettable family memories.