Anita's Reviews > Inner Harbor

I loved Chesapeake Bay Saga series and I was caught up with the overriding question: How is Seth related to Ray Quinn? Finally we get an answer to that question and Phillip Quinn meets his match in Sybill. It was wonderful to watch Phillip, the urbane, sophisticate, fall for the analytical, distant Sybill. She reminds me a lot of Bones from the TV series. I could just hear her when Sybill went all analytical on Phillip. Her repression of any emotions when faced with a very emotional situation was a key element of the book. Her growth as a woman and coming to terms with her family and Phillip was a high point of the book.

Dr. Sybill Griffith, a renowned author and psychologist comes to town to do a study on the social mores of small town life. She takes an interest in the Quinns' and in particular, Phillip. She has reasons, other than professional ones for her interest in Seth. Phillip is smitten from the first glance and only gets more deeply involved as Sybill's secrets are revealed.