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Peregrine Island
Diane B. Saxton

She Writes Press
August 2016
On Sale: August 2, 2016
Featuring: Peda; Elsie; Winter
ISBN: 1631521519
EAN: 9781631521515
Kindle: B01HSNBZAU
Hardcover / e-Book
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Contemporary | Fiction | Mystery

Diane B. Saxton’s debut novel PEREGRINE ISLAND, explores the mysteries behind three generations of women, one valuable painting, the artist who created it, and those who would do anything to possess it—even kill.

The action takes place on a privately owned island on Long Island Sound, where prim Winter Peregrine lives with her fickle, reckless daughter, Elsie, and her sensitive young granddaughter, Peda. Winter is named for the season her father preferred because “there were no distractions then.” But now it’s summer with distractions aplenty, particularly when two art “experts” suddenly arrive on the island to examine a beloved family heirloom: an early 20th century waterfront scene by world-famous artist Simon Crandor.

The painting is one of the few privately held Crandors, and the two experts – along with Crandor’s debonair grandson, Hamlet – want to determine the piece’s authenticity. But when they pull the painting from its frame, they find more than they bargained for – hidden documents and additional paintings, possibly by Crandor. Who put them there and why? And who stands to gain and lose from the discovery of these stunning treasures?

In this engrossing literary novel that brings the Sound to vibrant life, not even a painting can be taken at face value, “For what you see, or think you see on Peregrine Island, is seldom what it seems.”

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