Rainy Lake Rendezvous

AN INTRIGUING TALE OF LOVE, LIES, AND FAMILY SECRETS - WITH A SUPERNATURAL TWIST

Determined to reclaim Beth, the ex-wife whom he divorced ten years ago, Rob leaves his former identity as a prominent Chicago attorney behind. He embarks upon a secretive mission to rescue her from the man whom he believes is holding her hostage. Together, he and Beth will begin a new life in a remote cabin the Canadian wilderness.

But Beth has finally found peace and put the past behind her. No longer living in fear of her delusional ex-husband, she is happily remarried to an Ojibwe artist who honors his ancestors' cultural traditions and beliefs. They live on a pristine island on Rainy Lake along the Minnesota/Ontario international border. Together, they are raising ten-year-old Jason. Jason's idyllic childhood takes an unexpected turn when he awakens from a dream to find himself on a bizarre wilderness adventure with a stranger - accompanied by a spirit from beyond this world.

This transformational journey, filled with twists and turns, leads to the discovery of long-held family secrets that will change all of their lives forever. Can they let go of the past, learn to forgive and move into an uncertain future?This novel is the long-awaited sequel to "Waters of the Dancing Sky." If you like psychological suspense, supernatural, inspirational fiction and wilderness adventure novels, you will love this one!

Reviewers claim they could not put the book down:

"Rainy Lake Rendezvous is a tale that begins with obsession and madness but becomes, in the end, a journey with something quite different in mind. Janet Kay offers readers a rich tapestry of intrigue, history, Ojibwe lore and culture, and even ghosts, set against the stunning backdrop of the border country between Minnesota and Canada. If you're in search of a true taste of the North Country and a diverting tale to take you there, look no further. Rainy Lake Rendezvous is the perfect ticket." William Kent Krueger, New York Times Bestselling Author of "Ordinary Grace" and "This Tender Land."