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Rainy Lake Rendezvous Paperback – May 18, 2020

by Janet Kay (Author)
4.1 out of 5 stars 10 ratings
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AN INTRIGUING TALE OF LOVE, LIES, AND FAMILY SECRETS - WITH A SUPERNATURAL TWIST!Determined to reclaim Beth, the ex-wife whom he divorced ten years ago, Rob leaves his former identity as a prominent Chicago attorney behind. He embarks upon a secretive mission to rescue her from the man whom he believes is holding her hostage. Together, he and Beth will begin a new life in a remote cabin the Canadian wilderness.But Beth has finally found peace and put the past behind her. No longer living in fear of her delusional ex-husband, she is happily remarried to an Ojibwe artist who honors his ancestors' cultural traditions and beliefs. They live on a pristine island on Rainy Lake along the Minnesota/Ontario international border. Together, they are raising ten-year-old Jason. .Jason's idyllic childhood takes an unexpected turn when he awakens from a dream to find himself on a bizarre wilderness adventure with a stranger - accompanied by a spirit from beyond this world. This transformational journey, filled with twists and turns, leads to the discovery of long-held family secrets that will change all of their lives forever. Can they let go of the past, learn to forgive and move into an uncertain future?This novel is the long-awaited sequel to "Waters of the Dancing Sky." If you like psychological suspense, supernatural, inspirational fiction and wilderness adventure novels, you will love this one! Reviewers claim they could not put the book down:"Rainy Lake Rendezvous is a tale that begins with obsession and madness but becomes, in the end, a journey with something quite different in mind. Janet Kay offers readers a rich tapestry of intrigue, history, Ojibwe lore and culture, and even ghosts, set against the stunning backdrop of the border country between Minnesota and Canada. If you're in search of a true taste of the North Country and a diverting tale to take you there, look no further. Rainy Lake Rendezvous is the perfect ticket." William Kent Krueger, New York Times Bestselling Author of "Ordinary Grace" and "This Tender Land."
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  3. Publication date
    May 18, 2020
  4. Reading age
    15 - 18 years
  5. Dimensions
    6 x 0.58 x 9 inches
  6. ISBN-13
    979-8630656995
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B088VQ4H1V
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Independently published (May 18, 2020)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Paperback ‏ : ‎ 232 pages
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8630656995
  • Reading age ‏ : ‎ 15 - 18 years
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 12.3 ounces
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 0.58 x 9 inches
  • Customer Reviews:
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Janet Kay lives and writes on a pristine lake in Northwoods of Wisconsin. In the winter, she escapes to Galveston Island, Texas, on the Gulf of Mexico.

Drawn to nature since she was a child, she sees its wonders as a source or renewal, reflection, and connection with something greater than oneself. She is also strongly drawn to the Victorian era and its fascinating history, themes that are often reflected in her writing.

Her lifelong passions include creative writing, photography, travel, and spending time with family and friends.

She has published numerous feature articles, short stories, non-fiction pieces, and poems over the past 20 years.

Janet Kay has published four novels to date - "Waters of the Dancing Sky," "Amelia 1868," "The Sisters," and "Rainy Lake Rendezvous," a psychological suspense/adventure novel that takes place on the wilderness islands of Rainy Lake along the Minnesota/Ontario international border.

William Kent Krueger, New York Times bestselling author, has endorsed Rainy Lake Rendezvous: " Janet Kay offers readers a rich tapestry of intrigue, history, Ojibwe lore and legends - even of ghosts, set against the stunning background of the border country. If you're in search of a true taste of the North Country and a diverting tale to take you there, look no further."

Stacie Theis, Book Reviewer with Beach Bound Books, had this to say about Kay's novels: "Janet Kay is a gifted storyteller who enthralls her readers with her brilliant imagination and alluring plots. You won't be able to put her books down!"

Check out Janet Kay's website at http://www.novelsbyjanetkay.com.

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  • Lisa J. Lickel
    4.0 out of 5 stars Forgiveness and Secrets reach across time
    Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021
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    Janet Kay’s creepy and delusional ex-lawyer Rob Calhoun, aka Bob Johnson, will make you think twice about taking that vacation in the deep north woods. Rob has never been short of charm, until he divorced his wife for a pregnant girlfriend/wife number two who promptly disappeared with the son he never knew nor cared about. Ten years’ worth of obsessive preparation to rescue Beth, the wife Rob should never have let go, leads to an intriguing, terrifying series of revelations that will keep readers turning pages.

    A mysterious message repeats in Bob’s head…Bob has a rendezvous with death. As we learn more about Bob, his ex-wife Beth and new husband Seth, and their young son Jason, the deeper we’re drawn into this tale of spirit guides, premonition, and the results of choices that haunt them. Taking on a new persona, Bob’s careful plot winds across the US-Canada border and onto First Nation lands through the legendary boundary waters and islands of Minnesota and Ontario. Fall and its treacherous weather add to the suspense. Bob justifies his mania by believing Seth must be holding Beth hostage and he must save her.

    Seth’s thought-provoking grandmother holds the story together as she whispers to each of them from beyond messages of warning, comfort, and a purpose that needs to be carried out.

    A sequel to Waters of the Dancing Sky, echoes of reincarnation from earlier lives complement contemporary events. The profound message of forgiveness, “forgiving others—and yourself—were the keys to letting go of the past and embracing a future filled with endless possibilities” leaves the reader with hope. Kay’s tale of possibilities is recommended for high school-age readers and up who love adventurous drama and mysteries. Mild language and alcohol use.
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  • Gregory M. Peck
    4.0 out of 5 stars Hop aboard Janet Kay's new "Rendezvous"
    Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023
    In Janet Kay’s “Rainy Lake Rendezvous,” readers quickly learn that Rob Calhoun loves just one thing more than his next slug of Jack Daniels. And that is his ex-wife, Beth.
    He divorced Beth after his mistress got pregnant, but only because his bully of a father forced him to in order to salvage their law firm’s image. But the girlfriend is gone, too.
    Now an alcoholic, Rob is so delusional that he believes Beth is being held captive by her second husband, a Native American named Seth. Rob hatches a plan to rescue her after stealing a boatload of money from the firm and assuming a new identity as Bob Johnson.
    His plans go awry when he learns Beth and Seth are raising a 10-year-old boy. Still determined to get Beth back, he kidnaps the boy in hopes he can exchange him for the love of his life.
    Is the man the boy knows as “Doctor Bob” beyond all hope and reason? Maybe not. The spirit of a Native American ancestor plays a role as the boy starts helping Bob find clarity. The kidnapping, however, creates a dilemma that tears the wraps off long-held family secrets.
    Kay’s latest book is a sequel to “Waters of the Dancing Sky.” In her new novel, Kay again invokes many qualities of the northern Minnesota and southern Ontario border region that has drawn Native Americans and tourists for generations: The abundant fish. Family time around a crackling campfire. The awe-inspiring northern lights.
    If you’ve never had the privilege of soaking in the Rainy Lake region, hop aboard Kay’s new “Rendezvous.”
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  • Judith A. Adrian
    4.0 out of 5 stars Universal questions of family, tradition, evil, forgiveness, and redemption.
    Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2020
    In her fourth novel, Janet Kay delves into universal questions of family, tradition, evil, forgiveness, and redemption. The reader is introduced to complex characters, from an abusive and delusional ex-husband to a talented Ojibwe artist; a loving compassionate mother to a precocious boy (sure to be a future astronaut). And then there is Nokomis, a guiding-spirit mother.

    The remoteness of the boundary waters resonate as backdrop to stories, from the brilliance of the staghorn sumac to the flicker of sunlight on tannin-dyed northern waters. These life stories and spirit-forces naturally reverberate in this world.

    Kay’s interweaving human stories are destined to tangle. Kidnapping or vision quest? Stockholm syndrome or biological connection? Serendipity or predestination? Hope or spiritual guidance? You must read Rainy Lake Rendezvous to find the answers to these mysteries.

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