Michaela Marie Chadwick (nicknamed Mica) has inherited Sea Crest, her great-great-aunt's home on the island, Indigo Bay. Built in the early 1800's, the old home has been converted to a bed and breakfast. Mica sees her inheritance as an opportunity to escape and come to grips with her life. She's initiated a divorce against her irresponsible husband, and she's unhappy working in her father's law firm. As Mica searches for her answers, she hears loud voices and music from the second floor. She investigates, passing through a door to another section of Sea Crest where she encounters T. Logan Rutledge, whom she assumes is a guest, but who is actually the original owner of the island, which he calls Indigo Bay. Because Sea Crest has maintained the antiques and grandeur of a previous century, Mica visits Logan several times before realizing the door she passes through leads from her present day back in time to 1850. Logan Rutledge is intrigued by the mysterious, beautiful woman who keeps appearing and disappearing in his life. But even as he finds himself falling in love with her, Indigo Bay is plagued by unexplained fires and crop destruction guaranteed to bring disaster to his plantation. And in the middle of all his problems, Mica insists she's from the future, and she can help him find the solution to his problems from journals in her time. While past and present travel parallel to each other, Mica and Logan are drawn into intrigue where mystery and treachery intertwine and threaten their lives and their love.
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"If you like suspense, adventure, and a romance that ranscends time, don't miss reading Indigo Bay." -- Jessica Matthews, author of A Nurse's Forgiveness
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Barbara Baldwin was born in California and spent her early life traveling with family and an Air Force Dad. She spent most of the time in the southern states, along with three years in Japan. Although she now resides in the midwest, she still loves to travel and finds that almost any destination can lend itself to a story or be good research for a future novel. Barb was a teacher and then worked for a public television station, where she wrote and co-produced a documentary on Kansas history. Her writing credits also include teacher resource books, poetry, short stories, essays and magazine articles, along with writing grants for projects while at the television station. Barb enjoys playing golf, weaving baskets and making candles.
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I couldn't put it down!!! It takes you through the trials and tribulations of love and loss as you follow the characters through their time transcendence love affair. It's a great first novel by Baldwin, can't wait to see more of her work!
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