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Goodnight to the Evening

Nina Carter never imagined her husband would bring her on vacation to Orange Beach, Alabama, to end their marriage. He tells her it’s over and walks out the door of the rented condo, leaving her all alone hundreds of miles from home. Just down the beach, Michelle Kingsley’s fiancé breaks off their engagement only two weeks before the wedding. Determined to start her new job as planned, she stays in town, but when the company unexpectedly shuts down, she is left jobless and homeless. Pummeled by the emotional tsunami that has wiped their slates clean, Nina and Michelle must rebuild their lives from scratch in paradise. The two women meet when they find work at the same souvenir shop. They become roommates and encounter the mystery of strange noises in the shed, as well as yardwork done by an unseen gardener. Nina soon captures the eye and heart of a coworker, Barry Sable. He struggles between the intensity of his feelings for her and the knowledge that she needs time to recuperate, but their connection is undeniable. Before long, Nina finds her heart not only healing but falling toward the one who seeks to catch it.

About the Author

Kathy Wile lives in Mississippi with her husband, three dogs, and one cat. She began writing at age 35. Though she has always loved the written word, Kathy merely minored in English. She received her degree in art with an emphasis in graphic design from The University of Mississippi in 2001, and she put it to use first as a graphic designer for The Oxford Eagle newspaper. Her hobbies include painting landscapes, writing songs, and exploring nature, particularly bodies of water. Sardis Lake, The Tennessee River, Pickwick Lake, and the Gulf of Mexico are some of her favorite spots, as is reflected in her writing.

Kathy Wile
Writer, Painter, Musician

What Readers Are Saying

Y’all will love this book that is the end to a captivating series. Kathy’s characters begin to feel like your friends or family. This book kept me up very late because I had to see what happened next. Do yourself a favor and get all three books in this series!
Elizabeth Upton

Review of Sloping Southward

(Book 1 of the Kate Adams series)

. . . Mrs. Wile is a master at avoiding cliches and creates her own vivid descriptions, that take the reader to a refreshing new view of the world and the human mind. However, the reader can easily connect with the characters from the indirect characterization that Mrs. Wile so skillfully creates in her dialogue . . . .
Dena Holley

Review of Red Redemption

Goodreads
 

I loved this book! I could picture the entire story in my mind as it happened. The characters were perfect for the story line. Good job!

Stephanie Austin

Review of The Characters

of Sardis Lake

Thoroughly enjoyed this read. Thought I had it figured out several times, yet was mistaken. Great in-depth characters interwoven into a mystery that you can’t stop reading. I look forward to more by this author.
Mystery Buff

Review of Red Redemption

Upcoming Book

Barbra Sims has just bought a house, but she winds up with much more than just a building. She soon finds that the previous owner, a private investigator, had left his notes behind when he died. He also left his sidekick, a very friendly, highly intelligent dog named Sydney, who gets some chapters of his very own to tell his side of the story.