Roberts Nora. Inner Harbor

New York, Jove Books, 1999, — 329 p, ISBN: 0-515-12421-4
Chesapeake Bay, Book 3.
The conclusion to the Chesapeake Bay Trilogy:
Dear reader, Home means different things to different people. Making a home can be both a challenge and a joy. Those of us who are lucky have fond memories of the place where we grew up, of the traditions set there. Inner Harbor deals with finding that home, making it, preserving it. Ray and Stella Quinn had given Phillip a second chance at life. He’d never forgotten what they’d done for him. With his brothers, Cameron, Ethan, and now Seth, Phillip worked to maintain their home and keep a promise to a man he loved. Maybe he preferred his life in Annapolis, the museums, the restaurants, the crowds, but he’d keep his promise even if it meant splitting his time on the Shore, laboring over hulls and homework.