Underway: Chapter Two, Part Two

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As promised, Chapter Two, Part Two. Chapter Two, Part One can be found here

UNDERWAY

Chapter Two, Part Two

If I stepped in and let the door close behind me, we’d be thrust into a total blackout. I stood fast until Mimi felt around and flipped on a switch that set a row of industrial pendant lights blinking on in sequence. We were in what appeared to be a storage room.

Easily the size of my apartment upstairs, it was stuffed floor to ceiling with…well, everything. Lamps, crates, settees, mirrors, rugs, boxes, chairs, tables, sculptures and more boxes were stacked feet deep and almost to the high ceiling. I was positive if we dug deep enough, we’d find the Ark of the Covenant.

“Wow,” was all I managed to say. READ MORE

More photos from Boston:

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UNDERWAY Chapter One is here

To see how it all began, RUN AGROUND excerpts begin here.

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Underway Full Cover Reveal!

Underway is at the publisher, waiting on the final proof copy. While we wait, here is the reveal of the full cover. (click for full size, readable version)

Tomorrow I’ll post the second half of chapter two. Stay tuned…

Underway Update and Chapter Two, Part One

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Underway is back to the editor and fingers-crossed, a publishing date of May 1 seems reasonable. My plan is to set these beloved characters aside for six months to a year while I finish up two other projects (first book in both the Jennifer McCaffrey series and Duxbrige series), and I’ve found it a bit difficult to finish up, because I do love them and will miss them. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

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TWO

Colby: So, how’s the new job, Kit-Kat?

The breeze coming off the harbor was crisp and fragrant. Rich with salt, decay, and memories. It was welcome, cutting through the unseasonable heat and humidity on this early fall day. Sitting on my favorite bench, on the edge of Long Wharf, looking out on Boston Harbor, I felt hopeful about the possibilities ahead of me. READ MORE

I’ve included some of my research photos from my last Boston trip: