Salt Air Secrets

The Seaside Saga, Book 11

By: Joanne DeMaio

Narrated by: Seth Podowitz

The New York Times best-selling author Joanne DeMaio returns to The Seaside Saga and her New England beach town, where secrets carry on salt air breezes.

It's been a long, hot summer in Stony Point. As temperatures rise on the Connecticut coast, so do the secrets. Everyone's got one. Jason and Maris, Celia and lobsterman Shane, the beach commissioner, and especially innkeeper Elsa. With the passing summer days, each secret - sad, shocking, and sweet - unfurls like a breaking wave.

Can you keep the beach friends' salt air secrets? Just turn beneath the stone railroad trestle, walk past the shingled cottages, and hear the whispering marsh grasses. In this novel, rumors are likely to drift your way on that salt-soaked air by the sea.

©2020 Joanne DeMaio (P)2020 Joanne DeMaio

Not too keen on the ending

I think it's print for to talk about a secret the entire book and never reveal The Secret very frustrating

Every Summer

Awesome story lines. It was so good I couldn’t take my ears away from this one. On to the next book to go asleep by.

I hate these cliff hangers.

I LOVE EACH EVERY ONE OF YOUR BOOKS! When will Stoney Point Summer be released.

Wow!!

Fantastic as always...Now I will be anxious for the next one in this series....the suspense is killing me!!!

So good!! My new favorite book.

Joanne never fails to deliver a great story. This book is full of secrets, and every turn of the page left me wanting to turn the next. I love these crazy seaside friends!

SO much of people talking w/ their mouths full!

Way too much talking around food in their mouths. Why? It's started out kind of annoying... now it's just irritating in this book. It is in every book leading up to this one in the series that I pay good money for to buy the whole series on Audible! The story gets lost because my mind just keeps going to all the times they talk with food in their mouths. Really - why? It's obsessive and portrays rude behavior. The name of the book suggests that they tell you the Salt Air Secrets but leaves you totally hanging at the end without saying what the secrets are.... I guess it's a secret.