Remy
Triplets on the River Book Three
They knew Remy would never leave home. Until the day he disappeared…
When city siblings Natalie and Charles find themselves alone and homeless, they begin to search for distant family in the river delta. Their first stop leads them to a guide, Remy, a teen Natalie’s age who travels with a cat, knows everything about the river, and won’t give them the first clue about his life or his past.
During their long search, Natalie and Charles decide they need to learn the skills of river life, from trapping to trading to guiding a raft. Remy teaches them, but when he gets sick, he has no choice but to take them to his home, where they discover what he’s hidden.
Seems their guide is a runaway triplet whose departure destroyed his family. It’s up to Natalie to help mend the rifts, including the hole in Remy’s heart that sent him away in the first place. When her biological family appears, she’s torn between family she’s never met and a family of the heart that’s pulled her in.
Remy is the third and final installment of the Triplets on the River, books about life on a lazy river delta. Grow up, fall in love, and avoid alligators.
Jill's Notes
- Remy was an easy character to create because he shares some of my characteristics, namely a love of animals and the tendency to be too sensitive.
- Finishing this book, which finished the series, was crushing. I will always miss the river delta.
- In the other books Remy followed his brothers’ leads. Bringing him into his own was very satisfying.
- I never did figure out how to market this series, but it’s still one of my favorites.
