The rain is thrashing down on Iluka, and Joss Braden isbored out of his mind. In fact, the hotshot Sydneysurgeon is heading out of there as fast as his sports carcan take him!But the bridge is down.There's no way on or off thestorm-lashed headland…not even for the emergencyservices! Suddenly, Joss is responsible for a wholetown's health…with only Amy Freye's nursinghome as his makeshift hospital. And as Jossand Amy cope with their unexpectedresponsibility for a series of crises, theincredible chemistry betweenthem becomes anemergency in itself!
"Storm Bound" by Alan Douglas is a gripping maritime adventure novel that plunges readers into the perilous world of the sea. Set against the backdrop of a relentless and unforgiving ocean, the story is a thrilling journey that explores the challenges, dangers, and triumphs of seafaring. At the heart of the narrative are characters whose lives are intricately tied to the sea. As they embark on a perilous voyage, they encounter the full force of nature's fury in the form of a violent storm. This tempest becomes a central character in the story, a relentless and formidable adversary that tests the limits of human courage and resilience. The characters in "Storm Bound" must draw upon their inner strength and work together to survive the treacherous waters. Through their struggles, readers are taken on a heart-pounding adventure that showcases the indomitable spirit of those who brave the sea. Alan Douglas's storytelling skillfully captures the essence of maritime life, painting vivid scenes of crashing waves, howling winds, and the relentless power of the storm. The novel is not only a tale of survival but also a testament to the unbreakable bonds that form among sailors in the face of danger. "Storm Bound" is a thrilling maritime saga that underscores the courage and determination of those who venture into the unpredictable and often dangerous world of the sea. It's a story that will leave readers on the edge of their seats, reminding them of the awe-inspiring power of nature and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
In Alan Captain Douglas' novel, 'Storm-Bound; or, A Vacation Among the Snow Drifts,' readers are transported to a winter wonderland filled with adventure and intrigue. The narrative follows a group of travelers who become trapped in a remote mountain cabin during a fierce snowstorm, forcing them to confront their deepest fears and desires. Douglas' writing style is both vivid and atmospheric, setting the scene with impeccable detail and evoking a sense of claustrophobia and tension. The novel is a classic example of 19th-century adventure fiction, with themes of survival, human nature, and the power of the natural world prevalent throughout. Fans of gripping, character-driven stories will be captivated by Douglas' masterful storytelling. Alan Captain Douglas, a former naval officer known for his firsthand experiences in extreme conditions, brings a sense of authenticity to 'Storm-Bound.' His own travels and encounters with nature likely inspired the novel's vivid descriptions and realistic portrayal of survival in the face of adversity. Readers seeking a thrilling and immersive read that explores the depths of the human spirit will find 'Storm-Bound' to be a gripping and unforgettable journey through the snow-capped mountains.
Handsome, nerdy… oh, and he’s also my boss! When I took the job, I had no idea I’d be working with my dream man. He’s obsessed with my favorite TV show. He’s kind and gentle. And he’s also submissive. My perfect match, in every way. But after one too many heartbreaks, I don’t cross the line between colleague and lover. That is until the perfect storm hits the shores of my small town. Then, all hell breaks loose. Is he my happily-ever-after? Or a heartbreak in the making? Storm Bound is the fourth book in the Cedarwood Beach small town gay romance series and is completely standalone. It contains two geeks, a D/s dynamic, a hurricane, and a Greek Yaya determined to get her grandson married.
An engrossing story of a bright John Hopkins graduate who fell in love with Newfoundland as a student, and who stayed to become the medical care system in north-easte Newfoundland for forty years. Crusty, caring and unconventional, Dr. Olds' skill and devotion made him such a folk hero that Newfoundland declared a province-wide Doctor Olds Day. Asked why he came to Twillingate for one year and stayed for forty. Newfoundland's Connecticut Yankee tersely replied, Because I liked it.
