Back Cover Copy:
On
September 21, 1989, Hurricane Hugo came in the dead of night, slamming Category
4 power into Charleston, South Carolina at the worst possible time—high tide.
Painter Place is scoured by the writing Atlantic storm surge, forcing Caroline
Painter Gregory to say goodbye to a life she loves and face a future that may
hold the worst that might happen. On the devastated South Carolina coastline of
1989 and then in Arles, France during the centennial of Van Gogh's life there,
Hugo continues the saga of Painter Place.
My Thoughts: This book will not disappoint readers who fell in love with "Painter Place" the first book in the series. In this story, we see how the family copes with the historic hurricane Hugo a category 4 hurricane that wreaked havoc on south Carolina's shores in 1989.
In this story, we see how the family comes together as they begin to rebuild, not only the buildings and studios on White Island, where Painter place has been since the early 1600's; but we watch as family is rebuilt, and more relationships are built.
Hurricane's are dangerous, they can be frightening. When people evacuate, they have no idea what they will return home to. Pamela Poole has written an accurate account of what people feel when they have encountered a hurricane. Readers who loved the first book will definitely enjoy the second. I personally look forward to reading the third book in the series.
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My Thoughts: This book will not disappoint readers who fell in love with "Painter Place" the first book in the series. In this story, we see how the family copes with the historic hurricane Hugo a category 4 hurricane that wreaked havoc on south Carolina's shores in 1989.
In this story, we see how the family comes together as they begin to rebuild, not only the buildings and studios on White Island, where Painter place has been since the early 1600's; but we watch as family is rebuilt, and more relationships are built.
Hurricane's are dangerous, they can be frightening. When people evacuate, they have no idea what they will return home to. Pamela Poole has written an accurate account of what people feel when they have encountered a hurricane. Readers who loved the first book will definitely enjoy the second. I personally look forward to reading the third book in the series.
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Author
Bio :
Pamela Poole's love for the South inspires
all her books and paintings. She has written three novels and two short stories
that take place on the fictional island in the Painter Place Saga, and she will
launch the fourth book in 2019. Pamela is a member of American Christian
Fiction Writers and various author and artist organizations. She and her
husband Mark live in Raleigh, North Carolina.
author Social Media Pamela Poole, Artist and Author, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PamelaPooleArt
Pamela P. Poole, Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pamelapooleart Author blog on Southern Sky Publishing: https://www.southernskypublishing.com/blog
"Now to Him who is able to do above and beyond all that we ask or think according to the power that works in us— to Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations, forever and ever. Amen." Ephesians 3:20,21
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