Rag Doll
| Rag Doll | |
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| First posted | February 11, 2018 - June 7, 2018 |
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| Series | Full Sails Series |
| Series number | 4 |
| Chapters | 34 |
| Related | Locations Characters |
Copyright by Wes Boyd ©2013, ©2018
Description
Amanda Lewis spends her summers working in the often exciting family business of fishing charters on Lake Huron, but her winters are cold, dull, and boring. In Florida, where it’s warm, she’s looking for a cheap boat she can live on, and her Coast Guardsman brother has found a possibility in the Rag Doll. But at first sight the boat is grubby, dirty, and needs lots of restoration, so it is a very sad Rag Doll. In better days it must have been a doll of a boat, flying the glad rags of her sails, a bone in her teeth as she sailed across bright ocean waves toward some distant, exotic destination. She could tell that this boat didn’t deserve to be sitting sad and forlorn at the edge of a swamp in a muddy backwater. There was a soul of a boat waiting to be freed from its misery. It would be a lot of work, but deep down inside she knew there could be a lot of satisfaction for doing it, too. “Yes, Rag Doll,” she said softly, “you and I are going to have some great times together.”"
Cross Reference
Chapters 1 to 20 of Rag Doll parallel chapters 28 to 34 of Distant Shores. Some events and scenes are recounted in both books from different perspectives with different levels of detail.
