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Those Wacky Women of White Oak
by Beverly Martin-Lowry & Sue Boltz
Joan, captive in a cabin on her husband’s boat, fears she will soon be murdered and wonders how she allowed herself to wind up in this precarious situation. What was intended to be a relaxing vacation in San Diego with Eva, her dearest friend, Madeline, a lady who had recently moved into the neighborhood, and Joan’s daughter, Susan, was ending up in disaster. Would Joan live long enough to finally obtain an answer to her decade-long question: What really happened to her husband who mysteriously disappeared and why?
Madeline battles her own dilemma; is the man she meets during the vacation for real or a con artist who’s after her money?
Answers to these questions provide additional subplots that create novel circumstances, both romantic as well as suspenseful. The women discover that life isn’t a constant but always shifting, and not to dwell on the past, but anticipate the future.
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