RETURN TO MATEGUAS ISLAND: A Tale of Supernatural Suspense

by Linda Watkins

Genres: Dark Fantasy; Occult & Supernatural; Horror; Romantic Suspense; Supernatural suspense; Romantic Suspense; supernatural suspense; horror; supernatural mystery; dark fantasy; Native American legends; darkfiction

Synopsis

From Multiple Award-Winning Author, Linda Watkins, Comes the Eagerly-Awaited Sequel

A young woman, searching for answers ....
A man, trying desperately to remember what he has forgotten ....
What secrets lie buried?
What mysteries are waiting, patiently, beneath this island's pristine exterior?
Come back ... back to the mythos, passion, and magic ....

RETURN TO MATEGUAS ISLAND!

>>>Critically Acclaimed!

2016 FINALIST IN HORROR/SUSPENSE ~ INDEPENDENT AUTHOR NETWORK BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARDS

2015 FIRST PLACE AWARD WINNER IN CONTEMPORARY GOTHIC FICTION ~ CHANTICLEER BOOK REVIEW'S PARANORMAL AWARDS

2014 FINALIST IN HORROR ~ READERS' FAVORITE INTERNATIONAL BOOK AWARD COMPETITION

"Fans of Watkins's MATEGUAS ISLAND will welcome this solid sequel...Watkins smoothly integrates the paranormal with a complex family drama." ~ PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

>>>RETURN TO MATEGUAS ISLAND is the second full-length novel in the MATEGUAS ISLAND SERIES.

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Release date: December 15, 2014

Publisher: Argon Press

Print pages: 300

Sample

PROLOGUE:  JULY - MATEGUAS ISLAND

SHE STOOD IN THE middle of the lawn, arms outstretched, her face turned toward the sea. Her flimsy cotton skirt, drenched by the relentless rain, clung to her body, making her seem almost naked in the moonlight. The wind whipped her hair around her head.

Behind her, standing at the second-story window of the old house on the hill, a man strained to see her more clearly through the violent storm that raged all around them.

What the hell is she doing?

The wind howled and gusts threw the rain against the glass pane like so many pebbles tossed carelessly at a lover's window, obscuring his view. For a moment, dizziness almost overtook him. He glanced down at the floor. The pool of blood was larger now. He pressed a towel to his side, trying to stem its flow. Then, unable to help himself, he looked out the window again. 

Her arms were now raised to the sky and, in the moonlight, he could see she held something in her hand. Thunder roared, shaking the house. Black spots appeared before his eyes and he feared he would lose consciousness.

Is this how it's all going to end? After everything that's happened? Right here, in this house?

His attention was abruptly diverted by the sound of a car pulling in the driveway, its headlights rapidly approaching.
What now? he thought as thunder shook the room again and he was blinded by the flash of lightning that followed. 

Then all was silent.