South Pointe by Dianna Wilkes ***Spotlight -- Guest Post: Find out what you may not know about this series***
Mystery & Suspense
South Pointe
Date Published: February 6, 2018
Publisher: RedBird Books
Paige Carson never expected that both a handsome sheriff and a charismatic newcomer would be vying for her affections. The choice isn’t an easy one, as she’s now responsible for raising her orphaned goddaughter, Jess.
Sheriff Sam Wallace didn’t lose at love. He got kicked to the curb. Hopeful that courting the feisty Paige will end differently, he can't help but feel suspicious about his romantic rival. Is Ben Hampshire the man he seems—or is Sam’s jealousy clouding his perspective?
Sam’s determined to win Paige’s and Jess’s love, but he also has to keep Providence Island safe. More than just Sam’s heart is at risk if he fails to find the killer who walks the streets of PI—a killer with more than one agenda.
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Guest Post
10 Things You May Not Know about the Providence Island series
1. Main Street ends with a cliffhanger.
2. Each cover includes an item related to one of the main characters in that particular book.
3. Towne Square ends with a cliffhanger.
4. If the series was a TV show, South Pointe would be Season 3, and the characters would be considered an ensemble cast.
5. I also have Dennison ancestors but not the same ones as Dana Canfield.
6. The murder of James Canfield was inspired by an actual event.
7. The character of Ben Hampshire was to appear in one scene only in Main Street. For Towne Square, a character named of Simon DeVere was planned then discarded. I kept Ben for that role, and his character has continued on with the series.
8. Crossroads, Book 4 in the series, begins a new story arc.
9. All the PI books have been plotted out using an Excel spreadsheet.
10. In the first draft of Main Street, James and Dana had two children: Gabriel (who became Joshua in the subsequent version) and Kendra (who was dropped).
About the Author
Dianna Wilkes is an award-winning contemporary romance author, known for the Providence Island mystery series.
Reading has always been an important part of her life. “I learned to read when I was four years old,” she said. “Writing my own stories seemed a natural progression.”
Dianna holds a B.A. in Visual Communication and a M.Ed. in Instructional Technology. She worked as an Education Consultant for a medical technology company before leaving the corporate world to write full time. Despite all that nerdy stuff, she loves creating stories of romance and mystery with touches of humor.
When she isn’t writing, Dianna is deep in researching various twigs and branches on her family tree or fulfilling entries on her travel bucket list.
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