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WHISKEY ISLAND:
Once a struggling community of Irish immigrants, Lake Erie's Whiskey Island has a past as colorful as the patrons who frequent the Whiskey Island Saloon. A local gathering place for generations, the saloon is now run by the Donaghue sisters, whose lives and hearts have been shaped by family tragedy and a haunting mystery.
When an act of violence sets the wheels of fate in motion, Megan Donaghue, a woman unwilling to trust in love, and Niccolo Andreani, a man unwilling to trust in himself, are determined to learn the truth about one fateful night in the family's long-forgotten past.
As an old man struggles to protect a secret as old as Whiskey Island itself, a murder that stil shadows too many lives is about to be solved - with repercussions no one can predict.
Emile Richards is "a storyteller who uses multidimensional players to lend credibility to storybook situations." - The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Once a struggling community of Irish immigrants, Lake Erie's Whiskey Island has a past as colorful as the patrons who frequent the Whiskey Island Saloon. A local gathering place for generations, the saloon is now run by the Donaghue sisters, whose lives and hearts have been shaped by family tragedy and a haunting mystery.
When an act of violence sets the wheels of fate in motion, Megan Donaghue, a woman unwilling to trust in love, and Niccolo Andreani, a man unwilling to trust in himself, are determined to learn the truth about one fateful night in the family's long-forgotten past.
As an old man struggles to protect a secret as old as Whiskey Island itself, a murder that stil shadows too many lives is about to be solved - with repercussions no one can predict.
Emile Richards is "a storyteller who uses multidimensional players to lend credibility to storybook situations." - The Cleveland Plain Dealer
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