Erin, Susan and Miriam want answers. They know that the final showdown between them and Howard’s Hope Falls empire is coming and the clock is ticking. To find the answers they need, they head to the mysterious Dragon’s Cove.

Derrick, unsure of who he loves, must find a way to choose between Susan, his second love and Miriam, his first. He wants answers too; it his rumored that his parents also died at the hands of Howard Kowalski and he wants to find out why. His parent’s death shaped his past and the answers he seeks may shape his future.

Erin needs answers more than anyone. She has been followed and watched for years. To what purpose? What game is Howard playing with her? Thankfully, Madder is there to give her support. And when love blooms between them, they can do nothing but succumb to the passion between them.

But in Dragon’s Cove, passion can lead to disaster. For the answers they seek may just be their undoing….

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have long been fascinated by soap operas.

I love the way they eat up the days and mark up the calendar with something to do. I love the lives that we get to lead through the characters on screen, the loves, and the births. I love the evil villains, the hated town slut from Salem, or Tabitha from Passions. It's all life imitating art imitating life. Nothing on soap opera's really happens.

But we wish it did.

Thus, I was struck with an idea. I was watching the Emmy's one evening and the woman who plays Alice Horton and the man who had played Uncle Mickey on Days of Our Lives were receiving Emmy's for their work on Days of Our Lives. They both had Life Time Contracts.

I sat there thinking: What would happen if their contract really was for a whole life time? And thus Hope Falls was born.

Hope Falls: Season One spawned another book: Eagle Valley: Hope Falls Season Two. There were too many unanswered questions, too many things left unsaid.

And still, as more questions were answered, more were left unanswered. I knew that I could not hope to finish Hope Falls in two books. And, like every good soap opera, it just kept growing, the story lines twisting themselves around one another like spider webs.

Now we come to the end of the trilogy: Dragon's Cove. In it, the lives of many will change forever. It is my parody of a soap opera, my tribute to them, my imitation of life. The novel is a spoof of Soap Operas and all that they can be.

A note before we begin: This is a serial novel. It is, essentially, the rough draft of a novel. So if there are errors, they are mine and will be corrected if the books ever see print.

Alright, strapped in? Ready for a ride?

Let's Begin….

 

Jamieson Wolf