K Bay

<p>Mack and Pete travel for two days to fish for a living in a bay they both hate and Fred Hurley's eager to sink them both. Forced to ask a favor from his ex-wife Mack's in his worst turmoil since the divorce. But's it's Pete's wife who riles everyone most when one of her twin sons goes missing.</p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>K Bay</em></strong><em> is the third book in the </em><strong><em>Thunder Bay Seiner Series</em></strong><em> - a contemporary saga exploring the intertwined lives and loves of a commercial fishing family working the rough waters of untamed wild Alaska.</em> Strong language.</p><p><br></p><p>Gorgeous pristine unspeakably beautiful: all the words used to describe Alaska describe Kachemak Bay yet <strong>Mack</strong> hates it and his brother <strong>Pete </strong>seconds that opinion. But they need to earn a living and now they have to deal with Hurley again-and on his home turf. The fight's on when Hurley decides to teach them both a lesson while they've got nets out and crew on deck but it's Mack's ex-wife <strong>Hattie</strong> showing up that really turns his world upside down.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Justin </strong>may have been the quiet one but that was only because he didn't have anything to fight for-until now. He's done taking orders. Now he's doing things <em>his </em>way.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Ginny</strong> loves K-Bay. It is everything she ever dreamed of as she'd idolized Alaska as a child. With Pete back to seining the close quarters of the crews add an element of attraction that's making life on the boat even better-until it doesn't.</p>