Judy Tierney

The Washashore Murders (eBook, ePUB)

A Nor'easter Island Mystery

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Murder on Nor'easter Island? Never, and especially not when the summer tourists are gone and winter is setting in. Almost no one in the small community of year-rounders believes reporter Dita Redmond when she insists the death of island fisherman Joel Berliner was murder. When another islander dies of an apparent drug overdose, Dita wonders if someone killed him also, and this time others quietly agree. As Dita researches and snoops, her life is threatened. She realizes the killer is close by. But when brought face to face, she is stunned by the scope of the betrayal. Judy Tierney lived as a washashore on Block Island, RI for fourteen years. Prior to moving there year-round she was a long-time summer cottager, vacationing there with her family, her beloved dog Tuffy and a cantankerous cat. She worked as a correspondent for the Block Island Times and won three New England Press Awards for her work at that newspaper. Her book of essays and memoirs, Passing Time in Winter, Block Island Style, written in 2021, recalls her life as a washashore. In her mainland years, she was a clinical specialist in psychiatric- mental health and an environmental activist.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BookBaby
• Seitenzahl: 288
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. März 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798893726015
• Artikelnr.: 70186405

Autorenporträt

Judy Tierney lived as a washashore on Block Island, RI for fourteen years. Prior to moving there year-round she was a long-time summer cottager, vacationing there with her family, her beloved dog Tuffy and a cantankerous cat. She worked as a correspondent for the Block Island Times and won three New England Press Awards for her work at that newspaper. Her book of essays and memoirs, Passing Time in Winter, Block Island Style, written in 2021, recalls her life as a washashore. >