num_pages: 256
description: Elaine Smith lived in the small coastal town of Sabal Palms long enough to know when to worry about a squall and when to simply close the windows and wait for it to pass. This one would be significant. It would be significant in terms of damage but that was to be expected. What no one expected was the profound effect it would have on the lives of people from the Texas coast to New York City. Positive qualities of humanity are often displayed during times of natural disaster. But a supernatural power had attached to this storm and subsequently worked within the hearts of the most needy the most lonely and the most sinister. The lives of four delightful women a homeless teen a rebellious son a grieving lover who is at the bottom a son who lost his faith and a hired murderer are all intertwined in the aftereffects of a Category 3 hurricane thanks to a few passages written by one determined woman.This is a great beach read or a book to read when you wish you lived at the beach in a small coastal community.
language: English
title: Sabal Palms and the Southern Squall
publisher: Ambassador International