The Boat That Brings You Home

About the Book

This nonstop Caribbean sailing adventure begins with an idyllic atmosphere of delight and discovery. Three magnificent sailboats, in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, are docked at the pier. Aboard Yacht Quadriga are Captain Dutch and Amy; on Yacht Bravo, Captain Beth and Brad, and aboard Zephyr, Captain Zeb and Zoe, sun-glazed, experienced couples. Each couple has dreamed, and planned for exquisite sailing adventures. As they languorously sail, however, rainbows disappear and sunsets darken, harbingers of approaching daring challenges. Dangerously casual and cunning underlings of Caribbean drug lords seduce them through harmless and tranquil adventures. As shocking incidents build to brutal fury, each couple must use their ingenuity and strength to defend themselves against the syndicate to search for their own smart path to safety. But will the perpetrators, the murderers, ever be caught and brought to justice from the ominous seas of the Caribbean and the Islands? Overflowing with sharply observed life at sea, one ethical question leads us through this Caribbean journey. Does justice prevail? Climb aboard, settle in, and get your lifeline ready to enjoy this powerful tale of blue water sailing that provides keen observation that only a seasoned sailor can provide.

About the Author

Bonnie Kogos has sailed from St. Thomas to Grenada, sailing into ports on 26 Caribbean Islands, which has given her the background and experience, allowing her to inspect and learn the charm of each island. A well-established journalist and author, Bonnie has published her own Zenith Travel Newsletter and two well-received books. Her features and articles have appeared in Travel Weekly, Travel Agent Magazine, and The Manitoulin Expositor. She has been a regular newspaper columnist for 27 years with The Sudbury Star, in Ontario, Canada. She has sailed around the North Channel of Lake Huron, from the ports of Little Current and Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island for many summers. Her sheer force of enthusiasm—and her discovery of joy, and staying afloat, makes her a fan of Manhattan and Manitoulin. Please find her at www. BonnieKogos.com.