This exciting story is set against the background of the Second Seminole War. But one thing still eludes finding her lover and their daughter. Later, as his wealthy widow, she navigates a career of her own, and learns to use the power that comes with money. There she marries Pedro Salas, Key West's most successful businessman-a complex older man with bizarre appetites. A hurricane forces Emily and her children back to Key West. Emily teaches him how to tend the light, to read, and to shoot. Left on her own, Emily gets unexpected help at the lighthouse from Andrew, a charming runaway slave who washes up on the island.
When lighthouse keeper Martin Lowry mysteriously vanishes off Wreckers' Cay, near Key West, the life of his wife Emily is changed forever. ".a guaranteed good read!" Mark Howell, editor, Solares Hill ".I could not put the book down and neither will you." John Viele, author of the three-volume The Florida Keys It is 1835.
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