The Coastal Guardians and the Wayward Boys

By John L. Jewell

This is the fourth installment of the Coastal Guardian series. The Wayward boys are up for the adventure of their lives.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
• Release date: Aug 31, 2017
• ISBN: 9781546280828

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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Published by AuthorHouse 08/15/2017

ISBN: 978-1-5462-8083-5 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-5462-8082-8 (e)

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The Coastal

Guardians

and the

Wayward

Boys

O verlooking the estuary beneath a glorious summer sun; Michael Ross noticed two boys older than him in a keelboat with an outboard motor. They appeared to be good at handling their craft, however, they had no consideration for others sailing the same waters. Several times the keelboat bumped smaller dinghies in their path. At times, when close to the smaller craft the keelboat turned at speed, and the wash from it upset the course of the dinghies.

Mr Ross joined his son with two glasses of cold fresh lemonade. ‘I hope your brother is not suffering too much; he was in such pain with a toothache this morning … What are you watching Michael?’ he asked as he handed him a cold drink and noticing his son’s concentration.

‘Thank you,