The Darlington Rogue: The Second Book in the “Conch Conversion” Series
Jan 2017 · Xlibris Corporation
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A young concrete worker meets two men in a tavern who share his desire to find the Darlington Rivers rogue branch. It appears only once a year for a few weeks when the moon is right. He meets a young, rich widow who shares the same interest in the random phenomenon and outfits the largest boat for their journey. The rogue leads to a laboratory and hybrid nursery beyond the tangle of marsh grass and vines. They break through the wall of green and arrive on a silver lake that has a treacherous whirlpool. What they discover there is spine-chilling.
A young concrete worker meets two men in a tavern who share his desire to find the Darlington Rivers rogue branch. It appears only once a year for a few weeks when the moon is right. He meets a young, rich widow who shares the same interest in the random phenomenon and outfits the largest boat fo...
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Janet Noel Sadler resides in Havertown, Pennsylvania. She has published two volumes of poetry with her own illustrations and has been published in many small literary Janet magazines. Once member of the Mad Poets Society in Media, PA, and also the Overbrook Poets in Philadelphia, she reads her poetry at local venues. She was the former poetry director at Tyme Gallery in Havertown, PA and at Baldwins Book Barn in West Chester, PA. She has authored twenty-nine flash fiction novels. Twenty-four titles have been published through Xlibris and can be found at Xlibris.com, under J. N. Sadler, in their online bookstore.
Janet Noel Sadler resides in Havertown, Pennsylvania. She has published two volumes of poetry with her own illustrations and has been published in many small literary Janet magazines. Once member of the Mad Poets Society in Media, PA, and also the Overbrook Poets in Philadelphia, she reads her po...
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