Coral Memories (SUMMER BEACH: CORAL COTTAGE #6) by Jan Moran EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Jan Moran
- Language: English
- Genre: contemporary romance
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Marina peered through the door to the sunroom in their beach
cottage. Jack sat in front of a large-screen computer with
headphones clamped over his ears. She inched closer, curious
what he was working on, though trying not to be intrusive.
Her husband didn’t like to share his work until he was ready. He’d once
told her, No one wants to see a writer’s first draft. She could understand
that.
She made out her grandmother’s name on the screen. Suddenly, the sun
slid from behind a cloud, casting her shadow over the monitor’s screen.
“What the—” Jack jerked off his headphones and whirled around, his
thick, unruly hair sticking up. He exhaled in relief when he saw her. “I
thought you’d left.”
“Forgot my phone. I’m sorry I crept up on you.” Given his former
career as a reporter who frequently worked on explosive stories, he could
still be on edge. “Is that a new book?”
Letting out a sigh of relief, he waved to the screen. “I’m making notes
about things Ginger says before I forget. She had a couple of zingers the
other day.”
She smoothed a hand over his shoulder. “We call those Gingerisms.
They’re unique.”
“I’ve been trying to piece together a narrative, but her memory shifts.”
He pinched the bridge of his nose with concern. “Do you think she might
be…”
“Growing senile?” Marina smiled and shook her head at her
grandmother’s harmless deceptions. “Her recollections have been changing
for decades. My sisters thought she was embellishing stories and simply
forgot how she’d told them before. But I don’t think that was it. She has
nearly total recall of anything important. Or trivial.”
Jack pulled her onto his lap and nuzzled her neck. “Then why the
variation in her recollections?”
“I think she’s simply entertaining us.” Another thought occurred to
Marina. “But given Bertrand’s diplomatic career—and her work that we’ve
discovered—she might have been protecting us. Or others. You’ll have to
ask her sometime.”
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