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Hawkes
Harbor is the story of Jamie Sommers. Jamie was an orphan and
as a result grew up very tough. Jamie spent his time out at
sea where he faced all kinds of adventure. He made it through
foreign prisons, pirates and gunrunners.
Most of this
novel takes place in Terrace View Asylum. Dr. Phillip McDeVitt
is the director. Jamie Somers is a challenge to him.
Jamie was transferred to Terrace View from the state hospital for
the criminally insane. Jamie suffers from depression, partial
amnesia and a fear of the dark.
Dr. McDevitt is determined to
help Jamie. However, he doesn't have much to go on - no
background. He knew that Grenville Hawkes requested that Jamie
be placed at Terrace View and that money was no problem.
As
Dr. McDevitt starts to probe Jamie's case, the stranger it
becomes.
Why was Jamie in his present condition? Why
was he so afraid of the dark?
This novel is an
excellent dark thriller that will keep you on edge. There is
an air of mystery about it from the very first page. You won't
figure it out until the very end. The author's writing style
is intriguing and will captivate you from the very beginning.
This one is highly recommended.
REVIEWED BY NANCY
EATON
DO NOT REPRINT WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE REVIEWER, NANCY
EATON
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