Down The Bay

About the Book

In the spring of 1978, Florence and Eddie Sherman sent their sarcastic, out-of-control thirteen-year-old daughter, Debbie, lobstering with her older brother, Reggie. In Eddie's words, at least they'd "know where in hell she is."

Reggie takes on tracking down a thief while trying to teach his sister the right things in life. She learns her job as a stern person, drools over the boys that work on the bait-dock, and makes keen observations of how her family members interact with each other. Her biggest challenge, however, will quietly take her by surprise. How she deals with failure quickly becomes her next challenge.

Join Reggie and Debbie as they ride the waves of Blue Hill Bay on the coast of Maine in a sincerely tender story of growing up and sibling love as they find their way Down The Bay.

About the Author

D.S. Terry was born in 1964 and grew up in a lobstering family on the coast of Maine. She graduated from George Stevens Academy in Blue Hill in 1982. Down The Bay is her first book.

D.S. Terry currently lives in Mount Vernon, Maine with her husband Doug.