Author Description

Not another fire! Her heart broken by Clay Thompson, Polly Prentiss flees to her quaint hometown of Blue Shell Cove but she can't get clay off her mind. Recognizing her talent, a gruff local potter takes her under his wing to help throw 150 soup bowls for the Spring Festival. Back in her element, Polly revels in greater responsibility until a string of mysterious fires breaks out across town, each blaze containing remnants of pottery. As suspicion blankets the very soul of the close-knit town she holds dear, Polly finds herself thrust into the spotlight, her every move scrutinized, and soon her life is in danger. Can she, with the help of her reporter friend, Sawyer, unravel the secrets of a plot set in motion before she was born? If you like clean, small-town life with a hint of romance, Don't Call Me Polly Potter is for you. By the best-selling author of Peril in Paradise, and 30+ other books.