All Along the Watchtower

Wayward Sons, Book 2

By: Harper Jackson, Kait Nolan

Narrated by: Amy McFadden, Ryan West, Ava Erickson

Ford Donoghue broke my heart a decade ago. And no matter how hard I tried, I was never really over it.

I perfected the art of ignoring him whenever he came home to Hatterwick Island—cold shoulders, polite smiles, and walls a mile high.

It worked.

Until the day his thirteen-year-old daughter walked into my bar, scared and looking for a father she’s never met.

One phone call later, Ford’s back in Hatterwick.

And so are all the feelings I swore I’d buried.

But this isn’t about us.

At least, it wasn’t supposed to be.

When a body washes up on the beach, the whole island goes on edge.

And when strange things start happening around Peyton, it’s impossible not to wonder if her late mother’s secrets are still casting shadows.

The more we dig, the more tangled the truth becomes.

And if we’re wrong about where the danger’s coming from, the girl who brought us back together might be the one who pays the price.

©2025 Harper Jackson (P)2025 Harper Jackson

Don’t judge this book by the guy weirdly kissing on the cover.

Narrators performed the story; they didn’t just read the book out loud. As always, wonderful, fantastic Ryan West who always brings every story to life, allowed each character to grow as the author intended. The Wayward Sons is an excellent series.

Age Wise Character Expressions

I think that the author sometimes forgets the age of the character especially when there’s a child in the story. Some expressions or comments that the child make are absolutely too adult like. Is it hard to know what a child’s expression actually is. And why in some stories does the author have characters not forgive one or the others mistakes that they may have made as a young teenager. That’s just ridiculous. People grow up and learn better and shouldn’t be held accountable for mistakes made especially during the teenage years. 13 year old reading romance books? What the heck is this authors obsession. Geez .. no 13 year old should behave like the character in this story. Ridiculous

page turner

She pulls you in with her story. Your imagination goes wild. You get to know the characters just a little bit more in each book.