GHOST ISLAND
Lobster war and murder on a Maine island
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"She looked at her air gauge and got a stab in the stomach. Air time was getting critical. Because of stress, cold, and exhaustion, she'd probably been doubling her oxygen intake. She yanked against Logan's grip, without success, but with her free hand she kept pointing to her watch. Any diver knew that meant air time was getting short. If Logan had an once of compassion . . . ." A fun easy read for mid-teens. A unique look into teen life on a remote Maine island.
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"She went flying out of the boat, hitting the water hard and following the traps down . . . down . . . . She had no light, no wetsuit, no oxygen. The traps hit bottom, jerking even tighter the coils of line around her ankles . . . ." A fun easy read for mid-teens. A unique look into teen life on a remote Maine island.
About the Author
Jenna Bartlett grew up near Bailey Island, Maine, the locale of her book, Ghost Island, and loves the ocean. Now a resident of Florida, she has attended spiritualist classes and seances at Cassadaga. She resides in Oak Hill, Florida, with her dog Lexi and cats Echo and Frankie. Her children, Lisa and Scott, reside in New Hampshire.