Experience a trip to a quirky beachfront surfer camp and its unusual cast of aging expat characters and animals in Baja California, Mexico … In cartel country. See the world through Ellis Robinson's eyes, the main character whose straight to the point thoughts remind us of our own, but whose outward interactions are generally those of who she is; a nice lady. This story is at times strange and a little edgy. Heartwarming tales interwoven with a touch of questionable behavior. Just like real life, when you think you know what's going to happen, events take over the tranquility of what should be peaceful beach life, leading you to an unforgettable conclusion. Praise for Camp Salvador **: Publisher's Weekly Booklife Review** Meurs takes readers on an adventure to Camp Salvador, where friends gather and unexpected events happen. [Her] skill with description makes it appear tranquil. The camp itself is an important character in the story, possessing its own personality, and the setting is serene, adding a soothing tone to the narrative. Characters are witty and adventurous, trying to make the right decisions . . . an ensemble cast who is engaging and likable. The turn of events is a slow burn.