Who are the main characters in 'Chesapeake the novel'?

Since I don't know the specific 'chesapeake novel', I can't say for sure. But they could be fishermen, local families, or maybe environmentalists if the novel has an environmental focus.

The main characters include a young couple, Mark and Lisa. Mark is a boat builder, and Lisa is an artist. They are new to the Chesapeake area. Their different backgrounds and dreams create interesting storylines as they try to fit into the community. There is also a local mayor, Mr. Brown, who is in charge of making decisions for the town and often has to balance the needs of the people with the environmental concerns of the Chesapeake region.

Typically in Chesapeake Shores novels, there are characters from the O'Brien family. So in the new novel, it's likely that some members of the O'Brien family will be main characters. There may also be new characters introduced, perhaps someone who comes to Chesapeake Shores for a fresh start and ends up getting involved with the O'Brien family in various ways.

The main theme could be about the relationship between man and nature. Since it's set in the Chesapeake area, it might explore how people interact with the unique environment there.

Family, love, and the passage of time are common themes. The stories often revolve around the lives of families in the Chesapeake area, showing how they deal with various challenges and how love develops and endures over the years.

Those interested in novels with a strong sense of place would be potential readers. The detailed descriptions of the Chesapeake shores area can draw in people who like to be immersed in a particular geographical setting. Also, people who like stories that combine multiple elements such as love, family, and local culture would be attracted to this novel.

I'm not entirely sure as there could be many novels related to Chesapeake. It might be about the history, culture, or people in the Chesapeake area. Maybe it features stories of the fishermen, the unique landscapes, or the local traditions there.

Another could be 'Prince of Tides'. This book, like 'Chesapeake', is rich in character development and vivid descriptions of the locale. It explores family relationships and the impact of the environment on the characters' lives.

One key feature could be its setting. The Chesapeake shores likely provide a beautiful and idyllic backdrop, with perhaps descriptions of the water, the shoreline, and the local wildlife. Another feature might be the characters. They could be complex individuals with their own dreams, relationships, and family dramas.

Sorry, I don't have that specific knowledge. But you might find clues in old city records or by reaching out to local historians who specialize in Baltimore's history.