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Sway of the Siren

Laurie McCall

Paperback | Pages: 213 pages

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When the body of a white woman who appears to have been beaten to death is discovered in the middle of a sweet potato patch, fear and suspicion grip Goethe Island, the last remaining untouched Gullah community off the coast of Beaufort, South Carolina. The residents, who are fighting to save their way of life, worry about outside interference and the bad publicity a possible murder will bring to their ancestral home. As the investigation begins, a love story emerges as those closest to the dead woman recount their connection to her.

The detective discovers a manuscript containing clues to the woman’s heart. The blurb reads: Maya Indigo, tired of waltzing her way around the dance floor with an imaginary partner, becomes enticed and enveloped by the Sway of the Siren, discovering a new rhythm that mysteriously matches the beat of her own heart, releasing her from her orbit to spin and twirl and laugh and dance—really dance. She soon discovers her newfound freedom comes with shackles that she wears like priceless bands of gold. In the end, it’s only the redemption song of her true love that can carry her back home.

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Title	:	Sway of the Siren
Author	:	Laurie McCall
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 213 pages
Published	:	December 1st 2015 by May River Press, LLC
Categories	:	Books. Free Books

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Sway of the Siren is a wonderful allegory of God's unwavering love for us. The writing is lyrical and the story is funny, sad and insightful. I love this book so very much!

Sway of the Siren is a wonderful allegory of God's unwavering love for us. The writing is lyrical and the story is funny, sad and insightful. I love this book so very much!

Laurie Kellogg McCall was born and raised in South Carolina, having always lived near the coast or the mountains. Growing up with a quirky, free-spirited mom who was a social worker and victims' advocate and an extremely hardworking father with a love of history, language and literature impacted Laurie in significant ways. Together these influences made for a fiercely independent woman in