Eighteenth Summer
By Kay SalterPublisher Description
Secrets, surprises and disappointments
all crowd the pages of Eighteenth Summer.
Sarahs dear friend, Nancy, must pick up the pieces of a shattered dream and go on with her life. With advice from Sarah she is able to do so.
Cousin Marnie must spend the summer tucked away in her grandmothers home. The only person she knows she can trust with her secret is Sarah, the cousin whose feelings she has delighted in hurting every summer.
A tall stranger singles Sarah out from a group of friends at the Fourth of July parade. During their brief encounter Sarah once more receives a proposal of marriage.
Sarah receives a letter from Ohio and rushes to read its contents. She is heartbroken to learn her friend of six years is in love. Words in the letter like, special and friend do nothing to mend her wounded heart.
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About Kay Salter
Kay Salter
has lived her whole life in the historic coastal town of Beaufort, NC. After teaching school for thirty-six years, she began a writing career at age sixty-five feeling she had a message for readers ages eight to eighty. She spends her time quilting in the winter, swimming and fishing in the summer. Her greatest delight is traveling to Alaska with her children and grandchild.
Kay is married to Jimmy Salter. Together they have five children and three grandchildren. She is a member of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Beaufort.
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