

ABOUT THE BOOK
After her travel partner is sidelined Marlene embarks on a cruise of the Hawaiian Islands, alone. An anxious, introverted widow, she has reservations about the solo trip but soon meets a number of interesting shipmates and becomes embroiled in the lives of several. Brittany wants to become Braden, Gillian is on her honeymoon--alone, at dinner Emily just moves her food around on her plate, Laura's Gordon is not what he appears, Bill has PTSD, Elizabeth disappears; there is a ransom demand, a suspected overboard, and a helicopter evacuation. And much more.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Marsha Spink is a retired teacher and business owner who loves to travel. She has been on over thirty cruises around the world and taken about the same number of trips to Hawaii. Her first book, RV Snowbirding 101 details her experiences travelling throughout North America by RV with her late husband. She is a member of the Canadian Snowbird Association and Alberta Retired Teachers Federation and enjoys bridge, puzzles, and reading. She lives in Vancouver with her son, his family, and golden doodle.
After her cruise was cancelled due to Covid, Marsha created a fantasy trip.

OTHER BOOKS BY MARSHA SPINK
For ten years Marsha, Paul, and Simba cruised the snowbird circuit from San Diego to Key West, in three different motorhomes, towing a Saturn, with numerous campground memberships-two years as full-timers, when their family considered them "homeless". In addition to the U.S. snowbird hotspots, they RVed in Mexico, Alaska, and New Zealand, and lived in Canada's winter tropics-Parksville, B.C. This book is a compilation of twelve years experiencing, observing, reading, and Googling. It discusses the ideal snowbird RV, preparations, destinations, routes, parks, clubs, campground memberships, lifestyles, and challenges. It is the quintessential budget guide for the Great Escape to Where the Sun Spends the Winter.

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