You can run, but you can’t hide. As Doug starts his new life in Aruba, he will quickly learn how true that statement is. Meanwhile, wintertime has descended on Osprey Cove, but there’s warmth inside the lodge as Catherine and Alex embrace new beginnings and face life-changing decisions. Back in Chicago, romance has entered Michael’s life while he helps his sister Margaret divert a crisis in Rio.
A new mystery confronts Max and Eva in Puerto Vallarta as they continue to try to solve the case of the missing diamonds. They are out there somewhere; diamonds are forever, after all. But where? Share the mystery, intrigue, and romance in the lives of the Osprey Cove characters you’ve come to know and love, and meet new ones in Book 3 of The Osprey Cove Lodge Series.
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“I’m not sure you are aware that the villa you bought has quite a history. Has anyone shared it with you?”
Max and Eva looked at each other, as Max answered, “I don’t think so.”
“Well,” he continued,” this villa was not always as you see it now. It has been added onto many times over the years. Just before the previous owner bought it, the villa underwent a major renovation. Actually, there is a section of this villa that dates back to the late nineteenth century. Legend has it that the original structure was owned by a notorious ship captain, Edgar Byrde, who used it as his home base. A story has been passed down over the decades that he buried treasure somewhere on the property. The property stayed in the ship captain’s family until the mid-twentieth century. The last ancestor, Jackson Byrde, was said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle, jet-setting around the world on his private plane. When his plane crashed in the 1950s, and he was killed leaving no heirs, the property was auctioned off and bought by a man named Baker.
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