Coasted (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798295843129)

In the silent embrace of coastal Maine, a family seeks solace from the echoes of their past. But as the ocean whispers its secrets, new challenges arise.

Coasted follows Rachelle and Elliot as they navigate the turbulent waters of heartbreak and hope. Fleeing from a life marked by trauma, they find hidden agendas and unspoken truths that threaten to unravel their fragile progress. They find allies in unexpected places and confront adversaries hidden in plain sight.

Coasted is a thrilling tale of resilience, redemption, and the complex tapestry of human nature. Venture beyond the shores and discover a story where hope floats, healing waits, and the strength of family transcends even the darkest of shadows.

Coasted is the sequel to Stalked in the From Harvest to Harbor series.

Praise for Coasted from Goodreads reviewer:

"WOW!!! I thought the first book in this series "Stalked" was an absolutely incredible book, and I was thinking after that conclusion, how can a sequel come from that and beat it, but JC Ward certainly succeeded in doing just that with "Coasted" She obviously had a plot planned out, and gosh, what a plot.

Rachelle and Elliott flee the turbulent and traumatic life in their hometown in Ohio to follow Stephanie, Garry and Macie to start a new life in coastal Maine, a beautiful spot on the beach.

Everything seems perfect, too perfect, and soon something seems to be off, tensions and suspicions grow and cracks appear in the relationships. Is there a future for Rachelle and Elliott what with the good-looking Owen on the scene?

I was drawn in and soon gripped by this addictive, nail-biting suspenseful and fast-paced thriller, full of unexpected twists and turns, Coasted is incredibly intense.

I was kept guessing throughout and had no clue how this was going to pan out, who was bad, who was good and who was to come out on top.

This is a must-read book that will keep you teetering on the edge. I very highly recommend it, after reading Stalked first of course."