The Coastal Guardians and the Dolphins

By John L. Jewell

The dolphins encircled the three people in the water, ducking and diving to keep them afloat in the strong current.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
• Release date: Jul 17, 2017
• ISBN: 9781524682934

John L. Jewell

John L. Jewell enjoyed a lifelong career in catering, where he began as a trainee cook and rose to contract manager. After he retired and his wife subsequently passed away, John ventured into the world of literature where he ultimately found his purpose. John resides in Essex, England. He is also the author of The Egrenon series: Egrenon, Land of the Blittes, The Rise of Yarifel, and The New Mirsur Blood.

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The

Coastal

Guardians

and the

Dolphins

John L. Jewell

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Published by AuthorHouse 07/06/2017

ISBN: 978-1-5246-8294-1 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-5246-8293-4 (e)

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The Coastal

Guardians

and The

Dolphins

‘I told you boys to be ready early!’ Mrs. Ross said sternly to her sons, Michael and James. ‘Your sister and I are waiting! … Carol, dear, run along and collect our bicycles, the boys can fetch their own—’ she said to her daughter. Returning to the foot of the stairs, she called to the boys, ‘I am busy today, we’ll go on ahead and you can catch-up, I cannot wait for you now. Make sure you lock the door when you leave, do you hear me?’ the boy’s mother asked.

The boys hurriedly changed their clothes, they could not go to town in their sailing gear. They had been out