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In this captivating debut thriller, struggling divorcée Jeanette King becomes embroiled in the world of black market smuggling when she discovers her ex-husband's cache of baby eels. Caterpillar Island is off the central coast of Maine, on the way to the beloved vacationland of lobster bakes and quaint fried clam shacks, kayaking and country houses. At night, though, by the light of a headlamp, the island is alive with cash, guns, international trade wars, and baby eels. Across the surrounding coastline, oxy addicts, trailer park residents, Wabanaki Natives, and out-of-work construction…mehr
In this captivating debut thriller, struggling divorcée Jeanette King becomes embroiled in the world of black market smuggling when she discovers her ex-husband's cache of baby eels.
Caterpillar Island is off the central coast of Maine, on the way to the beloved vacationland of lobster bakes and quaint fried clam shacks, kayaking and country houses. At night, though, by the light of a headlamp, the island is alive with cash, guns, international trade wars, and baby eels. Across the surrounding coastline, oxy addicts, trailer park residents, Wabanaki Natives, and out-of-work construction workers dip their nets in the creeks to catch elverstwo-inch-long baby eels that fetch $3000 from unscrupulous smugglers.
Into this dark and often dangerous world falls Jeanette King, a middle-aged divorcée who has, up to this moment, been earning her living holding down three jobs, most importantly as a shucker and packager of local crab meat. As Jeanette gets drawn, at first unwillingly, into a fast-moving story of risk and sometimes violent consequences which seem to revolve around her ex-husband, she enlists the aid of close confederatesa local policeman and an Indigenous activist. An ensuing procession of colorful townies, unexpected plot twists, and dangerous outsiders creates an entertaining, enlightening tale of what happens in the underbelly of a business that is both uncontrolled and environmentally dangerous.
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J.J. Viertel is the pseudonym used by the father-son writing team of Jack and Josh Viertel who live in Deer Isle, Maine, and Wingdale and Tarrytown, New York. After college they began very different careersJack as a theater critic, and later a producer, dramaturge and Artistic Director, Josh as a farmer and the president of Slow Food USA. Josh is the founder of Harlem Valley Homestead in Wingdale, New York, whose mission is to bring people together on a beautiful working farm to share work, food, and learning. Jack has taught theater-writing at NYU and is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Secret Life of the American Musical and the novel Broadway Melody. Josh is an expert fly fisherman and bow hunter, and Jack is a longtime scuba diver and barbecue chef. Jack is married to Linda (Josh's mother). Josh has a son, Gabriel, with his partner Rebbeca Parech.
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