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The Hero of Cape Lonely Light

By: Geoffrey T. Williams
Narrated by: Dennis Regan
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 The Cape Lonely lighthouse in Fortunate Bay is a brilliant beacon of hope for sailors and their sailing ships. But had they ever faced a storm this fierce, this dangerous, or this deadly?

How can the old lighthouse keeper and his extraordinary cat help the schooner Reliant as it struggles to keep from smashing to pieces on the treacherous rocks and cliffs that surround the bay? And when the youngest seaman is washed overboard, will they get him in time?

This is a story of danger and destruction on the high seas, a dramatic tale of hope, loss, and redemption, told with words, exciting sound effects, and beautiful music. You won't want to miss a moment of Cap'n and Ol' Tom's epic adventure. And you can decide for yourself who the true hero of Cape Lonely Light is.

©1998 Geoffrey T. Williams (P)2005 Geoffrey T. Williams Literature & Fiction Sailing

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