Nantucket Dreams
It's summer on Nantucket -- and Alana Copperfield is in for the shock of a lifetime.
Twenty-seven years ago, Alana Copperfield was the beauty queen of Nantucket High and girlfriend of Jeremy Farley, the handsome and successful football quarterback.
Back then, Jeremy's football scholarship to Notre Dame pushed him to break things off with the aimless Alana. Their breakup created a chain of events that ultimately led to a terrible car accident, one that left Jeremy unable to walk for nearly two years. Needless to say, his dreams were dashed forever.
Meanwhile, a handsome and mysterious artist at The Copperfield House painted a portrait of Alana that shot both him and Alana into stardom. He became a world-renowned painter, while Alana became a famous model and part-time actress in her own right. Their love and success seemed boundless.
Everything was perfect -- for a little while.
Until now.
As Alana's career peters out, her husband Asher's grows exponentially -- leaving Alana to question her talents and whether her husband ever appreciated anything more than her beautiful face.
When he decides to sell the portrait of her that made him famous in the first place, Alana is not only hurt -- she's angry.
Learning about his lost list of infidelities doesn't help anything, either.
Alana returns to The Copperfield House to ask herself serious questions about how she wants the rest of her life to play out. Does she really want to follow Asher around the world? Or does she want to build something of her own?
At forty-five years old, perhaps things are only just beginning for Alana...
On top of it all, Julia and Ella are hot on the case of discovering the truth behind their father, Bernard's "crimes" and whether they can clear his name of any wrongdoing. He spent twenty-five years in prison -- and they're starting to believe it was all for nothing.
It will be one heart wrenching and tumultuous summer on Nantucket Island, but the Copperfield sisters will welcome it with open arms.
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