(Complete) When Jennifer Dixon entered their impeccably decorated apartment, she was glad it was quiet and empty. She could call home. She missed her mother and father. When she went into the bedroom to change, she found Sterling in their bed and...
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This is book 2 of The Point Series. I recommend reading Shattered Hearts first.
Betrayed Jen left New York to go home to her family on The Point. The last thing she expected was have to work with a builder who seemed to hate her as much as she hated him.
This is the second in The Point Series. The first story is Shattered Hearts. I recommend reading Shattered Hearts first as the beloved characters are part of this continuing story. A suggested read is Cold Outside.
In addition, a character from Unexpected is mentioned. The Unexpected trilogy is complete.
The Point
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Above is the Map of The Point reference points are based on books published in both series to date.
The Point:
The Point is a fictional unique stretch of land on the coast of southern Maine. It has one of the most beautiful sandy beaches, but is surrounded by marsh and tidal rivers on the land side. The only way onto it by car is on the causeway across the marsh. At low and moderate tide the river on the south side could be crossed by foot over the sandbar to the next beach. It is a unique little world for the people who lived there year round and they are a family.
The population shifts from less than two hundred to more than a thousand during the summer months. This does not include the beach goers that come across the causeway each day all summer. As isolated as it may seem on The Point, across the causeway and three miles up to US Route One there is a typical suburban town just outside of Portland. People from town come to The Point for the beach, but also for the best and freshest seafood.
