White Boom and the Seagulls — Linda McKown

A woman knows when to wait. Emily Erin learned at an early age that life wasn't meant to be perfect. At most, the best a person could do was take a leap of faith. The faster you run before jumping into the deepwater, the better. The cold is the first shock before you lose your life.Struggling to forget a boyfriend, and her job moved elsewhere, Emily read a vacation brochure. Pushing her anxiety aside, she selected a three-week sailing cruise. Of course, if a person was going to take lessons, they should choose the largest body of water in North America called Lake Superior. The majestic beauty of the place was stunning at their starting point in the Apostle Islands. The sailboat would crisscross the lake hugging the shoreline with eight guests and a captain. At the end of the journey, there would be only one guest aboard. For Emily, the journey intertwined her life with several members of the crew and two young men. She would be forced to choose. Mysterious and dangerous things happened that pushed fate off track. Friends and enemies entered her life. The adventure changed everything.