The repercussions of Hazel Boone’s lifelong weakness for temptation percolates down through generations wounding everyone in her path, including her son, the painter David Boone and his young apprentice, Tilley Gover. During a winter of constriction nearly seventy years after her birth, these familiar strangers from Cupboard Cove are still reeling. When Hazel’s heat finally cools, healing can begin for David and Tilley.
Nicole Lundrigan grew up in Upper Gullies, NL. After receiving an MSc in Anthropology from the University of Toronto, she began freelance writing for a variety of publications including Reader’s Digest, Mothering: The Natural Family Living Magazine, Law and Order: Police Management, and the Halifax Daily Herald. She resides in Ontario with her husband and three children. The Seary Line is her third novel.
