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Feel the wind in your face as you race down on skis on Sugar Mountain's slopes. High step with Emerald through the
woods during a snow storm. Bark with Hambone as his owner shows up after a long day.
"Maggie Bishop brings a vast knowledge of the Appalachian region...displays the unique ability to draw the reader into
each setting with vivid descriptions, to the point that the reader feels part of the scene...well-paced, the characters deftly
drawn, the chemistry...searing, and the romantic story teasing enough to leave the reader anxiously waiting for 'the moment'."
--Christy Tillery French, Midwest Book Review
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Few better ways to spend a snowy day. A wonderful Mountain Beach book.
-- Carolina Mountain Living
 
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Searching for treasure was not in anyone's agenda. The trip was merely an excuse to be together.
This novel is set in and around Boone, home of Appalachian State University, and
Banner Elk, home of Lees-McRae College.
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