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Debbie Macomber - 74 Seaside Avenue

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Dear Reader,Im living a life I couldnt even have dreamed of a few years ago. Im married to Bobby Polgar now (you know, the famous chess champion who just happens to be the man I love!). And weve got this beautiful house with a view of Puget Sound. But lately somethings been worrying Bobby. When I asked, he said he was protecting his queenand I got the oddest feeling he wasnt talking about chess but about me. He wouldnt say anything else. Do you remember Get Nailed, the beauty salon in Cedar Cove? I still work there. Ill tell you about my friend Rachel, whos got two men interested in her (count em, two). And Ill let you in on what Ive heard about Linnette McAfee, who left town when her love life fell apart. (That kind of trouble I know all about.) Come in soon for a manicure and a chat, okay? Teri (Miller) Polgar

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Praise for the Cedar Cove novels by #1 New York Times bestselling author DEBBIE MACOMBER

Readers new to Macombers considerable narrative charms will have no problem picking up the story, while loyal fans are in for a treat.

Booklist on 6 Rainier Drive

Those who enjoy good-spirited, gossipy writing will be hooked.

Publishers Weekly on 6 Rainier Drive

Debbie Macomber is a skilled storyteller.

Publishers Weekly on 50 Harbor Street

The books in Macombers contemporary Cedar Cove series are irresistibly delicious and addictive.

Publishers Weekly on 44 Cranberry Point

Readers will return to Macombers Cedar Cove with the ease of fitting back in at the family reunion.

BookPage on 44 Cranberry Point

Excellent characterization will keep readers anticipating the next visit to Cedar Cove.

Booklist on 311 Pelican Court

As always, Debbie Macomber has scored a perfect 10.

RT Book Reviews on 311 Pelican Court

Macombers endearing characters offer courage and support to one another and find hope and love in the most unexpected places.

Booklist on 204 Rosewood Lane

Macomber is known for her honest portrayals of ordinary women in small-town America, and this tale cements her position as an icon of the genre.

Publishers Weekly on 16 Lighthouse Road

Dear Friends,

Its time for another visit to Cedar Cove. (And if this is your first visit, let me reassure you that it wont take long to catch up.) Come and spend a few hours with Grace, Olivia and their families, plus Rachel (and Nate and Bruce) and Bobby and Teri Polgar anda cast of hundreds. Well, maybe not hundreds, although it sometimes feels that way.

I created Cedar Cove because of the popularity of my earlier series, particularly MIDNIGHT SONS and HEART OF TEXAS. Every day I received reader mail that asked what happened to such and such a character. It occurred to me that I should write an ongoing series, one without a predetermined end. Each book would be an update on the characters, with multiple plotlines. The fact that youve stuck with me into the seventh book validates what all those early reader letters told me. You wanted to go back, or in this case forward.

In addition to the Cedar Cove books, theres the Blossom Street series and my annual Christmas romantic comedy. As well, I occasionally do other kinds of projects (like The Wyoming Kid, my Harlequin American Romance novel, which was reissued in Wyoming Brides ). And I refresh some of my older books when theyre released again.

Because Cedar Cove is based on the very real town of Port Orchard, Washington, some of you have come to visit us here. Welcome! A number of the businesses and streets are loosely based on those in Port Orchard, and Ive put together a Cedar Cove map. You can either download it from my Web site at www.DebbieMacomber.com or stop by our Chamber of Commerce for a free copy. If you arent online just send me a SASE at P.O. Box 1458, Port Orchard, WA 98366 and Ill be happy to mail you one.

By the way, I also love to hear from readers. You can reach me via my Web site or at the address mentioned above.

I hope you enjoy 74 Seaside Avenue. Look carefully at the house on the cover. Its the very one in which my husband, Wayne, and I have lived for the past twelve years.

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DEBBIE MACOMBER
74 SEASIDE AVENUE

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To
Susan Plunkett, Krysteen Seelen,
Linda Nichols
and
Lois Dyer
All gifted authors
All treasured friends

Some of the Residents of Cedar Cove, Washington

Olivia Lockhart Griffin: Family court judge in Cedar Cove. Mother of Justine and James. Married to Jack Griffin, editor of the Cedar Cove Chronicle. They live at 16 Lighthouse Road.

Charlotte Jefferson Rhodes: Mother of Olivia and of Will Jefferson. Now married to widower Ben Rhodes, who has sons David and Steven, neither of whom lives in Cedar Cove.

Justine (Lockhart) Gunderson: Daughter of Olivia. Mother of Leif. Married to Seth Gunderson. The Gundersons owned The Lighthouse restaurant, recently destroyed by fire. They live at 6 Rainier Drive.

James Lockhart: Olivias son and Justines younger brother. In the Navy. Lives in San Diego with his wife, Selina, daughter, Isabella, and son, Adam.

Stanley Lockhart: Olivias ex-husband; father of James and Justine. Lives in Seattle.

Will Jefferson: Olivias brother, Charlottes son. Formerly of Atlanta. Now divorced, retired and moving back to Cedar Cove.

Grace Sherman Harding: Olivias best friend. Librarian. Widow of Dan Sherman. Mother of Maryellen Bowman and Kelly Jordan. Married to Cliff Harding, a retired engineer who is now a horse breeder living in Olalla, near Cedar Cove. Graces previous address: 204 Rosewood Lane (now a rental property).

Cal Washburn: Horse trainer, employed by Cliff Harding.

Vicki Newman: Local veterinarian, romantically involved with Cal.

Maryellen Bowman: Oldest daughter of Grace and Dan Sherman. Mother of Katie and Drake. Married to Jon Bowman, photographer.

Joseph and Ellen Bowman: father and stepmother of Jon, grandparents of Katie and Drake. They live in Oregon.

Zachary Cox: Accountant, married to Rosie. Father of Allison and Eddie Cox. The family lives at 311 Pelican Court. Allison is attending university in Seattle, while her boyfriend, Anson Butler, has joined the military.

Cecilia Randall: Navy wife. Married to Ian Randall. Parents of Aaron. Lived in Cedar Cove until recently. Now transferred to San Diego.

Rachel Pendergast: Works at the Get Nailed salon. Friends with widower Bruce Peyton and his daughter, Jolene. Romantically involved with sailor Nate Olsen.

Bob and Peggy Beldon: Retired. Own the Thyme and Tide B & B at 44 Cranberry Point.

Roy McAfee: Private investigator, retired from Seattle police force. Two adult children, Mack and Linnette. Married to Corrie, who works as his office manager. The McAfees live at 50 Harbor Street.

Linnette McAfee: Daughter of Roy and Corrie. Lived in Cedar Cove and worked as a physician assistant in the new medical clinic. Leaving for North Dakota. Her brother, Mack, a fireman in training, is moving to Cedar Cove.

Gloria Ashton: Police officer on Bremerton force. Natural child of Roy and Corrie McAfee.

Troy Davis: Cedar Cove sheriff. Married to Sandy. Father of Megan.

Faith Beckwith: Troy Daviss high school girlfriend, now a widow.

Bobby Polgar and Teri Miller Polgar: He is an international chess champion; shes a hair stylist at Get Nailed. Their home is at 74 Seaside Avenue.

Pastor Dave Flemming: Local Methodist minister.

Contents
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L ate Thursday afternoon, Teri Polgar went to the grocery store. Roaming the air-conditioned aisles, she decided to make her specialtya macaroni-and-cheese casserolefor dinner that night. Some might consider it more of a winter meal, not really suitable for the middle of July, but Teri liked it any time of year. And Bobbywell, Bobby was hardly aware of what season it was, or for that matter, what time of day.

When she got home, she found her husband in front of a chessboard, deep in concentration. That in itself wasnt unusual. But the board was set up on the kitchen table and her younger brother was sitting across from him. Two out-of-the-ordinary occurrences.

Johnny grinned sheepishly when she walked in with her bag of groceries. I came by for a quick visit and Bobby insisted on teaching me, he explained.

Bobby mumbled something, probably an acknowledgment of her presence. He often muttered to himself, lost in his own world of chess moves and strategies. To say her husband was a bit unconventional would be an understatement. Bobby Polgar was an international chess sensation, one of the top-ranked players in the world.

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