“Where Snowbirds Play” is a multi-layered read. It is based on multi-generational characters with three families plus a scholar from England looking to connect with his unknown brother. Set in Palm Beach, the is a factor of glamour and social climbing too. But it seems that all that shine can lead to many secrets. Old money, bio-tech scandals and family drama is thick with this read. The writing style of this story was colorful with fun & messy characters. This is a perfect read for your summer enjoyment! Thank you to NetGalley and Renard Press for this advance read.

Where the Snowbirds Play is an intriguing concept based on loneliness, family, intrigue and accountability presented in a manner that creates room for consideration, and captures as a snapshot, the deeply hollow nature of the world today.
Philip arrives at the Island to oversee the Institute founded by one of the Islands wealthy widows, Vanessa Vine. He is not there just to work but to follow a trail left by his father, a man who was a womaniser, to try and discover a young woman Hannah and her son, his half-brother.
As the complex story unfolds, Philip discovers Hannah, now Mrs Hannah Caulfield and her son, down on the beach as he struggles to secure a stranded Hawksbill Turtle. They work together to get the creature secure enough to allow it to be to be pulled up to the Institution.
This sets the basis for the many layered story as Philip and Hannah grow to know and understand each other, he also finds he cares deeply for Jesse, a little boy with many serious health issues who is full of charm, wit and intelligence.
Clashing personalities, a small community of wealth and entitlement, fractured families and salvation play out as change comes to a strictly structured world; change that is long overdue, instigated by the Institute and a Hawksbill Turtle named Princess.
As Princess slowly recovers, each member of the community who has come to care and support Princess, discover their own pathway to salvation through caring for this beautiful creature.
Where the Snowbird’s Play has been constructed in three parts, all of which capture deep, fragmented emotion, all of which gently bring the many pathways travelled together to a heartbreaking but fitting conclusion.