The Cabin on the Siletz River

The year is 1959. James O'Connell is parked in front of anall-night liquor store in Paris, Texas, trying to summon the courage to rob it. When out of nowhere, a tall, willowywoman leaps into the front seat of his car, presses a revolv-er to his head, and tells him to burn rubber. Who is this person? What is she running from? What is inthe paper bag she threw into the back seat? James is deter-mined to find out her name and everything about her. Butas alarmed as he is about what has happened, he quicklybecomes captivated by this beautiful, mysterious woman. So begins Bob Brawley's dramatic, romantic novel to twopeople thrown together by chance, united by unimaginablecircumstances, taking them on a journey of danger, in-trigue, desire, and love, their fates inextricably intertwined. BOB BRAWLEY is an award-winning author who has writtentwo memoirs, Adopted by the Amish: A Family's PilgrimageBack in Time, and Delta Jewel. The Cabin on the Siletz River is Bob's first novel.