Murder at Spirit Falls
A No Ordinary Women Mystery. Robin Bentley's cabin, perched above Spirit Falls in the lush Wisconsin woodland, is remote enough for her and her book club friends to shed the restraints of city living, hike in the woods, take moonlight walks and go skinny dipping under the waterfall. But when they discover a battered body below the falls, the No Ordinary Women find themselves up to their bifocals in a real mystery, and one of them could be the next victim.
Review
Murder at Spirit Falls is a wonderfully well written novel filled with quirky memorable characters and a plot that twists and turns like the falls for which it was named. Hang on for a wild ride. --Lois Greiman, award-winning author of Unzipped
In this extremely accomplished debut novel, Barbara Deese and Dorothy Olson construct an intricate and compelling whodunit within a context of sisterly allegiance. Murder at Spirit Falls presents a constellation of worthy suspects (the sleazy procurer, the amorous bureaucrat, the backwoods Peeping Tom) in the death of a young ingenue. And then, just when you feel the dragnet closing, the story spirals into fresh intrigue and mortal peril for its central protagonist, Robin Bentley. The complexity of the plotting and the resonance of these characters demonstrate both the skill and the latitude to build a franchise around The No Ordinary Women Book Club. --Monty Mickelson, author of Purgatory, screen writer and winner of Bush Foundation Artist Fellowship
Murder at Spirit Falls is much more than just a compelling, page-turning murder mystery. It is, at heart, the story of a group of friends - members of the No Ordinary Women book club - who share a heartwarming closeness and buoy each other up through the very human sorrows, disappointments and joys of daily life. When the murder of a beautiful young woman shatters their idyllic gathering at a cabin in the Wisconsin woods, Robin, Cate and the other members of the club set about untangling the mystery of her death. It is a story told with wit, compassion, intelligence and an uncanny eye for the human condition. This is No Ordinary Mystery story. --Walter J. Roers, author of The Pact and Pathos Rising
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Review
Murder at Spirit Falls is a wonderfully well written novel filled with quirky memorable characters and a plot that twists and turns like the falls for which it was named. Hang on for a wild ride. --Lois Greiman, award-winning author of Unzipped
In this extremely accomplished debut novel, Barbara Deese and Dorothy Olson construct an intricate and compelling whodunit within a context of sisterly allegiance. Murder at Spirit Falls presents a constellation of worthy suspects (the sleazy procurer, the amorous bureaucrat, the backwoods Peeping Tom) in the death of a young ingenue. And then, just when you feel the dragnet closing, the story spirals into fresh intrigue and mortal peril for its central protagonist, Robin Bentley. The complexity of the plotting and the resonance of these characters demonstrate both the skill and the latitude to build a franchise around The No Ordinary Women Book Club. --Monty Mickelson, author of Purgatory, screen writer and winner of Bush Foundation Artist Fellowship
Murder at Spirit Falls is much more than just a compelling, page-turning murder mystery. It is, at heart, the story of a group of friends - members of the No Ordinary Women book club - who share a heartwarming closeness and buoy each other up through the very human sorrows, disappointments and joys of daily life. When the murder of a beautiful young woman shatters their idyllic gathering at a cabin in the Wisconsin woods, Robin, Cate and the other members of the club set about untangling the mystery of her death. It is a story told with wit, compassion, intelligence and an uncanny eye for the human condition. This is No Ordinary Mystery story. --Walter J. Roers, author of The Pact and Pathos Rising
Murder at Spirit Falls
A No Ordinary Women Mystery. Robin Bentley's cabin, perched above Spirit Falls in the lush Wisconsin woodland, is remote enough for her and her book club friends to shed the restraints of city living, hike in the woods, take moonlight walks and go skinny dipping under the waterfall. But when they discover a battered body below the falls, the No Ordinary Women find themselves up to their bifocals in a real mystery, and one of them could be the next victim.
Review
Murder at Spirit Falls is a wonderfully well written novel filled with quirky memorable characters and a plot that twists and turns like the falls for which it was named. Hang on for a wild ride. --Lois Greiman, award-winning author of Unzipped
In this extremely accomplished debut novel, Barbara Deese and Dorothy Olson construct an intricate and compelling whodunit within a context of sisterly allegiance. Murder at Spirit Falls presents a constellation of worthy suspects (the sleazy procurer, the amorous bureaucrat, the backwoods Peeping Tom) in the death of a young ingenue. And then, just when you feel the dragnet closing, the story spirals into fresh intrigue and mortal peril for its central protagonist, Robin Bentley. The complexity of the plotting and the resonance of these characters demonstrate both the skill and the latitude to build a franchise around The No Ordinary Women Book Club. --Monty Mickelson, author of Purgatory, screen writer and winner of Bush Foundation Artist Fellowship
Murder at Spirit Falls is much more than just a compelling, page-turning murder mystery. It is, at heart, the story of a group of friends - members of the No Ordinary Women book club - who share a heartwarming closeness and buoy each other up through the very human sorrows, disappointments and joys of daily life. When the murder of a beautiful young woman shatters their idyllic gathering at a cabin in the Wisconsin woods, Robin, Cate and the other members of the club set about untangling the mystery of her death. It is a story told with wit, compassion, intelligence and an uncanny eye for the human condition. This is No Ordinary Mystery story. --Walter J. Roers, author of The Pact and Pathos Rising
Review
Murder at Spirit Falls is a wonderfully well written novel filled with quirky memorable characters and a plot that twists and turns like the falls for which it was named. Hang on for a wild ride. --Lois Greiman, award-winning author of Unzipped
In this extremely accomplished debut novel, Barbara Deese and Dorothy Olson construct an intricate and compelling whodunit within a context of sisterly allegiance. Murder at Spirit Falls presents a constellation of worthy suspects (the sleazy procurer, the amorous bureaucrat, the backwoods Peeping Tom) in the death of a young ingenue. And then, just when you feel the dragnet closing, the story spirals into fresh intrigue and mortal peril for its central protagonist, Robin Bentley. The complexity of the plotting and the resonance of these characters demonstrate both the skill and the latitude to build a franchise around The No Ordinary Women Book Club. --Monty Mickelson, author of Purgatory, screen writer and winner of Bush Foundation Artist Fellowship
Murder at Spirit Falls is much more than just a compelling, page-turning murder mystery. It is, at heart, the story of a group of friends - members of the No Ordinary Women book club - who share a heartwarming closeness and buoy each other up through the very human sorrows, disappointments and joys of daily life. When the murder of a beautiful young woman shatters their idyllic gathering at a cabin in the Wisconsin woods, Robin, Cate and the other members of the club set about untangling the mystery of her death. It is a story told with wit, compassion, intelligence and an uncanny eye for the human condition. This is No Ordinary Mystery story. --Walter J. Roers, author of The Pact and Pathos Rising
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| BN ID: | 2940148741930 |
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| Publisher: | North Star Press of St. Cloud, Inc |
| Publication date: | 08/20/2013 |
| Series: | No Ordinary Women Mysteries , #1 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 4 MB |
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