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Someday Belongs to Us

By Margie Seaman

It’s never too late to find love on the high seas.

As a 72-year-old author of more than thirty successful romance novels, Kate Caldwell had all but given up on finding her perfect love connection and spends her time writing or with her granddaughter to offset her loneliness. While the first two books of her newest Passion series had been best-sellers, partly because of the help of her secret collaborator, Captain Edward Peregrine, Kate finds herself stuck in a creative slump when it comes time to start her newest book.
 

With mounting pressure from her publisher to write spicier romances and with Edward nowhere to be found for her, a frustrated, Kate and her granddaughter Ellie embark on a two-week cruise to the Panama Canal in hopes of conquering her writer's block.
 

As Edward returns to Kate aboard the cruise, she begins work on her next novel—just as she catches the eye of two intriguing passengers. Both men offer her the kind of romance she’s long dreamed of, but stormy seas lie ahead. Kate soon finds herself swept into the adventure of a lifetime—one that traverses a time continuum and exposes the deep conflict between desire and tranquility. The journey could upend everything she knows … or lead her to true love.

978-1-7368390-7-2 (paper) 

978-1-7368390-8-9 (ebook)

$16.95

Romance/Clean & Wholesome

224 pp

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

MARGIE SEAMAN is an eighty-five-year-old, late-blooming author of her debut novel Someday Belongs to Us. After a forty-year career in marketing, she switched to a new venture in website design where she has been the president of Citation Solutions for the past fourteen years. Margie also writes a travel blog for seniors, The Graytripper, that encourages people to get out and explore their world. Margie is the mother of three, grandmother of seven, and great-grandmother of three. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Houston and lives in Houston, Texas, right down the street from her childhood home. She is currently dogless for the first time in her life but does have some totally spoiled cats that ungraciously allow her to share their living environment.

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"I loved how the author had two stories going at one time (and in a first book!) Her handling of the dual plotlines was smooth and seamless, with both having their exciting twists and turns and tender moments."

- Karen Siddall (Verified Purchase)

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“A fun and lively read about romance, and the real and imagined adventures of a woman writer cruising through her senior years. Margie Seaman proves age is no obstacle in this swashbuckling debut novel.”

Lise Olsen, author of Code of Silence

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"This debut author sure knows how to weave a tale! There is so much included in this book, from love to a little intrigue, humor, and new friendships."

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