Tanglewood Plantation II: Adventure in the Everglades.

Summer Woodfield is off to another time travel adventure when the ghost of the hapless slave, Cherry, returns to haunt her. But Cherry is not alone; she is relentlessly pursued by a gruesome club-bearing figure of a man whose appearance sends chills up Summer's spine. Desperate to help her slave ancestor, Summer follows clues to the Everglades where she accidently stumbles across the portal to 1864 and the chance to save Cherry. Together again, Summer and Cherry fight for their lives amidst renegade war deserters, blockade runners, the Seminole tribes, and the big brute of a man who has kidnapped Cherry from Magnolia Plantation. What Summer doesn't expect, is the attraction she feels for the dashing Captain Ruiz, a blockage runner who rescues her and Cherry from the sea When their skiff overturns in a storm.

About the Author

Jocelyn Miller has traveled extensively throughout Europe, Canada, Mexico, the Yucatan, the Caribbean, and the United States. Her early childhood opened the door to the diversity of the human race, spending her primary years learning to read and write in Spanish while living with her family in Puerto Rico, and then St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, absorbing the colorful and rich history of the Caribbean. In contrast to island life, her teen years were spent in the Scottsdale, Arizona desert, amidst the intermingled cultures of Hispanic Mexico, Native Americans of the southwest, and the cowboys and ranchers of the vanishing desert vistas. Born to talented and artistic parents, Jocelyn was encouraged from an early age to pursue creative endeavors. Her artistic abilities blossomed in the form of writing, modeling, drawing, poetry, and creative costuming, at which she spent several years creating award-winning costumes for an east coast dance company. Presently, Jocelyn's time is spent researching and writing her next novel(s). Though historical novels are her primary love, her lifetime interest in the paranormal has sparked a flame, and she has set her new project with one foot in the horror genre.

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