When tragedy befalls Cheney McGillvray, she decides to
pack up and leave her beloved home on Scotland’s Isle of Skye. She travels to the
beachfront town of Kelby on Alabama's gulf coast and appears unannounced on her
sister Meara's doorstep with a plan not only for her own future but also for
that of her niece.
Greer, fresh out of culinary school and two months
pregnant, takes the advice of her headstrong grandmother Sarah, and agrees to a
partnership with her aunt. Together they transform Sarah’s beautiful old home
into a proper Scottish B & B right in the heart of America’s southland.
Both women realize the time to face their pasts has
arrived in the weeks before they are to open Gannon’s Glen. Cheney finds it
difficult to hide the darkness of her past when she begins suffering from debilitating
nightmares that bring Greer to her bedside at night and a hurricane sweeps in
more than stormy weather. News of the destruction of his childhood home brings
Greer’s high school sweetheart and their unresolved relationship back into town.
Although they are nearly strangers separated by a forty year age gap, Cheney
and Greer lean on one another as they come to terms with their lives and
realize the possibilities of their futures.
Sprinkled with humor and colorful descriptions of
both the Gulf Coast and that of Scotland’s Inner Hebridean Islands, Alabama Skye is a story about the
strength of four generations of women who believe that when things go wrong the
ones who stand by you and the ones who lift you up without flinching are the
ones you call family.
I am very excited about Alabama Skye. I will keep you posted on its progress here as I get further along in the manuscript.
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