—Chapter Four— It was a bright, crisp, nearly cloudless October day, there were just a few wispy puffs of white dotting the brilliant blue of the sky. it was the picture perfect autumn day — the kind pf which calendars are made. And there was more than a gentle breeze blowing from the south, and it was stirring… Read More »
She was the lighthouse keeper’s granddaughter. She had inherited the tiny island, the small clapboard house, as well as lighthouse, when he died suddenly, and without warning the day before Christmas, seven years ago. The lighthouse had stood beautifully useless for more than twenty years, a beacon to all those whose yearnings draw them back to simpler times.… Read More »
The Liberty Bee — Chapter One — –– Chapter Two — About twenty years ago, the old man said, brushing a tussle of thin white hair off his sunburned forehead, there were two men, who had been good friends since childhood and they decided to build a magnificent schooner. They wanted to build it with their own hands,… Read More »
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Chapter One The cool fingers of autumn streaked the bright blue October sky with swirls of white and gray – wispy peaks and valleys drawn across the sky as if by some giant hand. The old lighthouse, long abandoned, stood like a pillared-sentry, blindly guarding the rocky shoal, five hundred yards off the island cliff; still the lighthouse… Read More »