Prelude to VIRTUAL LAUNCH: Day 4
Here we are at Day 4 of the prelude for the Becalmed’s Facebook launch Party on July 1. We’ve met James, Elvie Mae, and Rita Whitlock. Today we meet the ethereal Isa.
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BECALMED‘S CHARACTERS
Fourth up: Isa Wellington
After a disastrous marriage in Wilmington, DE, Isa (Isadora) Wellington moved to Beaufort, where she now works for Tadie and Hannah at Down East Creations, a boutique for the arty and unusual. Here, she flits around, her long silver hair flowing behind her, dangly earrings swaying from her lobes, fluttering like a brightly colored butterfly. Who’d guess that she was once a math teacher?
Isa hates to part with the goodies at Down East Creations. But she’s good at it, as she is at making friends with everyone who comes in the shop, including—and especially—a little cruiser named Jilly.
Isa has secrets of her own and things from her past that inform her choices. But then, don’t we all?
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Read more about BECALMED on the PRESS KIT
Save the Date: July 1
LINK TO LAUNCH PARTY
Watch for the virtual launch on Facebook, July 1
Giving away books at Becalmed’s Facebook Launch Party from authors Roseanna White, C Hope Clark, Kathryn Craft, Barbara Claypole White, Lorrie Thomson, and Robin Patchen.
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I wish I could come to your book signing, see your beautiful boat, and tour this charming town. I think I’d be looking for Isa and the rest of your characters in the shops.
Wish you could be there, too. But maybe some day! I love the idea of hunting up characters in a town. They won’t be there, but isn’t it fun that they could be?
Each new person you introduce is another little pull towards reading the book. xx Hugs xx
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So glad you think so, David. Wait until we get to Thursday of next week. My fave.
Normandie, Isa sounds delightful. Can’t wait to “meet” her. I posted this on my Facebook page./
Blessings,
Deb
And I’ll add you to the hat again! I like Isa. Well, I like all the Beaufort folk, even the bad guys, because they’re fun to write!
Shared, posted, or whatever, to my facebook page. My comment is on my post.
Your name’s in the hat again, Tracie!