Mackinac Island, off the coast of Michigan, is well known
for being the setting for the classic Christopher
Reeve/Jane Seymour movie, "Somewhere In Time." But for
Alanna Stone, the island is the setting for a tragedy that
has kept her from her family and home for ten long years.
Now, she's back, and is forced to face some hard realities
of life, but there is also a small promise of romance that
still lingers. Will her return home be a welcome homecoming
or another chapter of pain in her life?
A successful, if not stressed-out, attorney, Alanna returns
to the island when her mother summons her back after her
father falls ill. Someone must run the family's art
studio/store, and it's up to Alanna to help out. She goes
but not happily and not without trepidation. The man she
loved had betrayed her, but he wasn't the only reason she
fled the Island. As luck would have it she bumps into
Jonathan Covington shortly after arriving on Mackinac
Island. Alanna soon finds herself in the mist of the very
reason she stayed away from the Island for so long.
After Alanna left Mackinac Island, Jonathan lost interest
in relationships. His heart was for one woman and one woman
only, and she'd disappeared from his life long ago. Shocked
to see Alanna return, he wonders if it's too late for them.
Alanna and Jonathan have past issues that must be resolve
before they can open their hearts to one another again, but
with God, all things are possible.
Author Cara C. Putnam mixes in a healthy dose of humor, a
little angst, a great deal of inspiration and a dash of
mystery to create an intriguing story that grabs readers
from the beginning and holds their attention to the very
end. The beautiful background of the famous Mackinac Island
is perfect for this story, adding just the right setting to
the mystery and allure of the people and the place. If you
like a fun, contemporary, inspirational light mystery, then
A WEDDING TRANSPIRES ON MACKINAC ISLAND is a novel you'll
want to be sure to want to read.
Join attorney Alanna Stone as she returns home despite her determination to never set foot on Mackinac Island again. Once again in close proximity to Jonathan Covington, her first love, she vows to protect her privacy and her heart from the man who still makes her pulse race. But when her worst fears are realized and history repeats itself—landing her in the midst of a murder investigation—Jonathan may be her only hope. Will they be able to lay aside the past and let God heal their hearts, or will reconciliation come too late?