Emerald Waters, White Lines

Emerald Waters, White Lines

A Brother and Sister Sail Through Addiction and Adventure on the High Seas

by Edward C. Clark

336 pages· 2010· ISBN 9781607998402

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What would you do if your sister was in trouble? Wouldn't you do anything you could to help? In Emerald Waters, White Lines, Dalton Blake figures there is only one way he can possibly help his only sister, Beverly, break free from fair-weather friends and a cycle of dependence on drugs. He sets aside the fame and spotlight of his career as a rock star to sail awaya "literallya "on a three-month trip with Bev aboard Freedom Highway, the boat named for his band. Bev has her own motivations for going along. Facing foreclosure and homelessness, she figures this trip will be a great way to con her rich and famous little brother into giving her a loan that she may or may not ever repay. Dalton knows hurricane season is just starting, but he's been sailing for a long time, and he knows how to navigate rough weather. Or so he thinks. Dalton and Bev get more than they ever bargained for from their get well sail. When things get ugly, Dalton is forced to battle three deadly fronts simultaneously in what becomes a flat-out fight against time and circumstance where one of them will not make it back. Come sail the high seas with Dalton, Beverly, and Freedom Highway for the trip of a lifetime in Emerald Waters, White Lines."

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