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The Sea Keeper's Daughters
The Sea Keeper's Daughters
Author: Lisa Wingate
ISBN-13: 9781414386904
ISBN-10: 1414386907
Publication Date: 9/1/2015
Rating:
  • Currently 4.2/5 Stars.
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4.2 stars, based on 19 ratings
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.
Book Type: Paperback
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4 Book Reviews submitted by our Members...sorted by voted most helpful

flwergirl avatar reviewed The Sea Keeper's Daughters on + 92 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
Outstanding book! A story within a story set mainly in the Outer Banks area in North Carolina. Part of a series, but fine as a stand alone.
Focuses on Whitney Monroe, a restaurant entrepreneur who's in the middle of a business crisis, and gets a call to come help her estranged stepfather. While staying in an old hotel that she inherited from her grandmother, she finds some mysterious treasures and letters, which lead to a very interesting discovery about her family history.
Very well-written, intriguing story, and a small thread of romance made this an excellent read. 5+ stars.
(I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for my honest, unsolicited review.)
smileen avatar reviewed The Sea Keeper's Daughters on + 251 more book reviews
A great story, once again by a great author. This book tells a tale in modern day and is backed up by old letters and heirlooms found at the old family estate. Whitney returns to the Outer Banks to try to tie up loose ends of her mother's home which once was a hotel. She has to deal with her cantankerous step father, a charmer who would like to buy the property and the hunky surf shop owner who dropped out of being a lawyer and has a higher goal in mind. This is interspersed with old letters to her grandmother, where she finds a lot of family secrets that were long buried.
virginiajeanne avatar reviewed The Sea Keeper's Daughters on + 207 more book reviews
Whitney is struggling with her restaurant business when she is called home to North Carolina to deal with family issues. Finding family heirlooms and meeting new people, she has to decide how to face the future. I thought this book was very good. I liked that the story takes place in modern times with letters from the Depression woven in. I recognized several characters from the author's previous books, but this can be read as a standalone.
maggysue avatar reviewed The Sea Keeper's Daughters on + 811 more book reviews
5+ Stars. What a great book, one of the best I have ever read. Two interesting storylines going on - one modern day and the other told through a series of lost letters. So good and highly recommended.