Tracie Walker

Swintons Go to Aruba Tracie Walker

Swintons Go to Aruba is a story about a surveyor for the crown, his name was William Swinton, and he was a lonely man, a man with no direction, with no purpose. OK, I listen to too much radio.

He fell in love with a member of the Royal family. Although she didn't marry him, in his mind, he became a member of the Royal community. He even dubbed himself "Royal" Swinton. Give a man an inch, he'll take a mile. Now there had to be a way to find his family.

With a little magic and a lot of imagination, The Strangest Thing happened; he discovered a way to not only find the other Swintons but bring them to the Palace. By 1730, he finished his Palace, his Home Sweet Home. His zest for fame and fortune took him on an odyssey of trials and tribulations. Through both love and lust, he had two daughters, Sasha and Sizzli (pronounced Sizzle). Although they were raised in two different corners of the world, it seems that they inherited his trials and tribulations. Here's where the story really begins; at least where I'm gonna start it.