A BERMUDA LOVE TRIANGLE HAS JUST FORMED ON THE GULF COAST. Charlotte "Charlie" Turner, artist and gallery owner, should know by now that ghosts of the oddest sorts always show up in her paintings-and in her quirky southern coastal town. Now, Harrison McMillan, the most spirited encounter of her life, has returned to haunt her. Twenty-five years earlier, he married another woman and now darned if he doesn't plan on doing the same thing again. Harry's memories are filled with romantic French evenings, the sea, and always ... Charlie. In the aftermath of a devastating oil spill, the death of a crazy friend's brother, and a series of purloined pelicans, life has become a teensie bit complicated for Harry. Two things are certain: He has some confusion to clear up and more than a few mistakes to unmake-if he wants a ghost of a chance at love. REVIEWS: ..". packed with romance, mystery and lots of laughs The novel's love stories are what give hope to hopeless romantics and the quirky, charming characters feel like folks you've known your whole life. Thanks to Cunningham's vivid descriptive details, the town of East Oyster plays a stellar supporting role and beckons readers to relax and enjoy thetreasures of life on the Gulf Coast." -Christie Lovvorn, Mobile Press-Register

The path to True's love ... Never did run smooth When True Cowley's golf-obsessed husband drops dead and his duplicity comes to light, she's left emotionally and financially drained. True takes advantage of a free burial plot in her birthplace-a southern coastal town she's spent a lifetime avoiding. She's soon immersed in a riddle of secrets and memories of the antebellum house known as Oak View. The very mysterious, very handsome Jackson Bean knows a funeral certainly isn't the best place to notice a beautiful woman-particularly when that woman is the widow. When True becomes a tenant in his rental home, the two join forces in shedding light on those shadowy secrets-and find there's a lot more to their relationship than partners-in-crime-solving. Reviews and Other Information: "Margaret Cunningham writes with humor and grace, weaving a tale that is filled with romance and surprises. One True Place offers its readers so many things - romance, mystery, and a lovely story of a woman's quest to reconcile herself with her past. I recommend this story to anyone who enjoys a light, humorous, Southern love story." -Working Girl Reviews

Stunning older woman. Mysterious younger man. A garden of infinite possibilities . The terms of fifty-year-old Lily McVay's divorce settlement are quirky at best: live in her ex-husband's ancestral mausoleum of a house, restore her dead ex-mother-in-law's renowned garden, and host the small Gulf Coast town's overblown annual soiree. Lily needs help in the worst way. Aided and abetted by her "I'll help bury the body, no questions asked" friends, an octogenarian neighbor with a sixth sense, and a gardening genius named Will, Lily sets out to lay old ghosts to rest and grow a new life. Not only is handsome thirty-something Will determined to save Lily from horticultural disaster, but the bond between them may prove that more is starting to bloom than just the garden. "Eloquently written, Lily in Bloom is a proud moment for Cunningham " Manic Readers "This is a wonderfully quirky story, with friendship, love, a little paranormal and lots of weirdness tossed in for good measure. Even if you don't have a love of flowers you won't be able to help but fall in love with this charming book." Simply Romance Reviews