Summer Paths. The wait is finally over!

 

This, the fourth and final selection of stories, completes the Seasonal Paths series created by a consortium of best-selling and award-winning North
Atlantic writers.

In this anthology you will encounter unintentioned consequences, love in later life, the pull of family dynamics, misguided assumptions and murderous soulmates.

These yarns will take you to new worlds, into a ghostly abyss, across an ocean in pursuit of truth and into the darkness of ancient beliefs.
Make yourself comfortable and surrender to these multi-styled tales, all linked by the theme of summer, within the covers of this book. You will be surprised
and entertained by what you find.

 

 

Clean Laundry by Sandra Bunting.

It only takes one. What happens if someone moves in and tries to change everything? A good thing? Or not?

 Meet Sandra HERE.

 

The Year of the Goat by Pierre C. Arseneault.

A pregnant Esmerelda has gone missing, and Gus must find her before something bad happens.

Meet Pierre HERE.

 

 

Family Ties by Chuck Bowie.

Lucas glanced at the handsome aviator glasses on his hotel room table. “I wonder where they came from.”

Meet Chuck HERE.

 

 

The Huntress by S. C. Eston.

An injured woman is found on the side of the road…

Meet S.C. HERE.

 

 

Alice by Angela Wren.

A ship, a missing passenger and a mystery.

Meet Angela HERE.

Fakes on a Plane by Gianetta Murray.

Flying can be dangerous. But maybe not for the reason you think.

Meet Gianetta HERE.

Foul Play by Eden Monroe.

Never underestimate the children.

Meet Eden HERE.

 

Into the Abyss by Allan Hudson

In moments of curiosity, perhaps there are some paths we are not meant to follow.

More about me HERE.

 

The Last Resort by Angella Cormier.

Everything Sienna Noori had dreamed about was coming true, until she settled in an idyllic mountain resort, where her nightmares forged a dangerous path.

Meet Angella HERE.

 

 This anthology is dedicated to running through meadows full of wildflowers, watching bees, hummingbirds and butterflies grace the air, to building sandcastles, and to lazing in a hammock with a good book. It is for cooling off in the sea or finding shade on a swing under an old tree. It is a hope that summer will continue to take us on adventures and lead us down intriguing paths.

S. Bunting

 

 

 

 

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