Bridge to Isla Sofia
About This Book
This mystery and romance draws on the author's Southern roots, showing the wild beauty and quirks of backwoods life. Its tone is playful and sensual. The story unfolds in a cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains that has belonged to the narrator's family for seven generations. When her close companion Jake died, the bridge to the property was flooded, as it still is, so the family had to bury him on the land. The narrator says losing him was like losing a twin. She has come back this summer hoping to move past the sense that part of her was buried with him, and she intends to do it alone. A storm is building, and the flooded bridge leaves no way out. Her cousin's good-looking friend, who has nowhere else to go, ends up staying with her. She finds him interesting and funny, and she takes note of his thick beard. Their attraction grows until they notice disturbing entries in the visitors' log and an odd neighbor watching through the windows. Together they begin to suspect that Jake's death was no accident. The author also writes songs and stories for children, so readers should know the book contains adult themes and language. It was first published on Kindle Vella in an early draft form.
ISBN: 9781737499459
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