Glamorous Bess Cameron, a radio psychologist from New Orleans, is lured to Seascape by a mysterious call, and when her estranged ex-husband, John Mystic, erupts on the scene with his charm, Bess struggles to protect her heart from the growing passion between them.
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"Sometimes you have to leap upon a mystic tide and have faith the sand will shift and an island will appear" is the message sent telepathically to Bess Cameron, a radio psychologist whose divorce is about to become final. She's still in love with John Mystic, her soon-to-be ex, but his interests lie elsewhere?or so she believes. A meeting at the Seascape Inn to finalize the property settlement agreement brings Bess and John under the charming matchmaking wings of ghost-in-residence Tony and the inn's owner, Miss Hattie. Though beautifully written, this third Seascape Romance, as with many series installments, does not stand by itself. Best to begin with Beyond the Misty Shores, the first book in the series. (Dec.) FYI: Seascape Romance books are written alternately by Victoria Barrett and Rosalyn Alsobrook.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Bess Cameron wants to finally end her marriage after several years of painful separation. But as a radio psychologist Bess stands to lose her credibility and her job if she does. With her life falling apart around her and a mysterious caller telling her to leap upon a mystic tide, Bess needs a vacation. So she packs her bags and heads for the Seascape Inn in Sea Haven Village, Maine. John Mystic doesn't know how he let his marriage fall apart, only that it has. Bess left him because he put her second to his investigative work. John has spent years on a kidnapping case, getting emotionally close to the woman who hired him. Elise became like a mother to him and John couldn't let her down. John follows Bess to the Seascape Inn to work out the details of their divorce, but dare he hope for a reconciliation after all this time? With the help of Tony, Seascape Inn's meddling ghost, John and Bess may just have a second chance at love. Third in the Seascape Romance Series (the first two were Beyond the Misty Shores by Victoria Barrett and The Perfect Stranger by Rosalyn Alsobrook) Upon a Mystic Tide is a sweet tale with the perfect setting. While the situation that brings Bess and John to the inn seems somewhat contrived, once they're together the story unfolds beautifully. John and Bess are memorable as a couple dealing with all the misunderstandings and hurt of their damaged marriage. How they regain their love is a story worth reading. Helping them along is the delightful Miss Hattie, the quirky townspeople and Tony, the matchmaking ghost. After reading the Seascape Romance Series, you'll be ready for a vacation at the Seascape Inn-- to find new love or rediscover an old one!Charming! The Seascape Inn is the perfect setting for a love story! Victoria Barrett delights us again with a compelling romance and warm, realistic characters! A touching tale of two people finding their way back to each other. Romantic and quaint! Upon a Mystic Tide has a cozy New England flavor that's just right for this holiday season!Kristina Wright -- Copyright © 1994-97 Literary Times, Inc. All rights reserved -- From Literary Times
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'Upon a Mystic Tide' continues the trilogy well; it is really enjoyable. I liked the supporting characters and it was interesting to re-visit them. If the two main characters had communicated more effectively, I would have given it 5*; I thought their continued miscommunication slowed down the plot. Nevertheless it is a book well worth reading.
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This is the second of three books in Seascape Inn series. Well scince I cried in it I have to say I was feeling this story. Was not sure how much I would like this one but I did. Tony the matchmaking ghost is back and so is the townsfolk who we met in the first book. Dr. Bess Cameron is getting divorce really soon even though only lived with her husband one year but seperated 6 years. She was seperated when she got her job at a radio dJ she is psychoiogist and cancells on talk radio her boss lets her know that the owner will let her go when she finds out. Right after that conversation Tony calls the show live and lets everyone know her divorce will be final soon. Tony also talks to her in her head at same time. Bess visits her friendsT.J. and Maggie finally look at seascape painting and feels she has to go their right now. T.J. & Maggie fell in love at seascape inn with Tony's help. John Mystic still listens to his wife radio show and feels concern about the weird telephone call Tony had made. He never wanted the divorce and does not why Bess left him. He has had a case over 6 years ago to find Elise's daughter she thinks was kidnapped but Bess & FBI think she eloped. John has put Elise's case first in his life even over Bess. Elise has been more to a mother for John and she dies and Bess does not even go to funeral. John & Bess fight through their lawyers about who wants what. Bess nothing John wants her to have half. Their Judge is ready to put Bess in jail or pay 10,000 fine. John can't pay it for her. So John follows her up to Maine and Tony starts to talk to him in his mind and fixes Bess car so she can't leave. I can't wait to read the last book next. Hope I don't cry in that one too. I was given this ebook too read in exchange of honest review from Netgalley. 12/15/2011 PUB Bell Bridge Books
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