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Devon Harrington had his world the way he wanted it. He had a great job teaching at the college and the love of his life, Margie, to come home to each evening in their snug home in Suburban Boston. Then a dream trip to the Galapagos for research came along and he jumped at the chance. It was the South Seas adventure he had often dreamed about. Then out of nowhere his old Navy Seal buddy Arnie came along and offered him a chance to make some fast money. More money then Devon had seen in a while. "Take this instrument with you and leave it in the Galapagos" he said. "Simple as that and no one will be the wiser. The only stipulation is-it's our little secret" But a storm sank the schooner on the way and Devon nearly died before washing ashore weeks later on a radioactive atoll. Nursed back to life by the islands only inhabitant, Devon couldn't wait to be rescued and get back home to Margie. A formable task seeing he had no boat, didn't know where he was and was increasingly torn by his love for his rescuer. Then he found a way, and then he also found out he was a wanted man, without a country and without a wife.

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Coming Home at Last, Mike Holst

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Título
Coming Home at Last
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Autores
Mike Holst
Editorial
iUniverse
Publicado en
2013
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
182
ISBN10
147599205X
ISBN13
9781475992052
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Devon Harrington had his world the way he wanted it. He had a great job teaching at the college and the love of his life, Margie, to come home to each evening in their snug home in Suburban Boston. Then a dream trip to the Galapagos for research came along and he jumped at the chance. It was the South Seas adventure he had often dreamed about. Then out of nowhere his old Navy Seal buddy Arnie came along and offered him a chance to make some fast money. More money then Devon had seen in a while. "Take this instrument with you and leave it in the Galapagos" he said. "Simple as that and no one will be the wiser. The only stipulation is-it's our little secret" But a storm sank the schooner on the way and Devon nearly died before washing ashore weeks later on a radioactive atoll. Nursed back to life by the islands only inhabitant, Devon couldn't wait to be rescued and get back home to Margie. A formable task seeing he had no boat, didn't know where he was and was increasingly torn by his love for his rescuer. Then he found a way, and then he also found out he was a wanted man, without a country and without a wife.