Two people have turned up dead in the small tourist beach town of Mayfield, Connecticut and it has everyone wondering whodunnit.
The town is split over a possible high end development that may be built and it’s pitting residents against one another.
Jenn is a town lawyer who discovers the first murder victim. She’s not looking to become involved in solving the murder, but it’s the way things work out. The mystery keeps sneaking into her regular work, so she’s distracted from day to day responsibilities. Her love and respect for the local nature, along with her entertaining and dysfunctional family, keep Jenn in the middle the fight over land preservation.
The pristine beach is between New York and Boston. Are these residents or developers extreme enough to commit murder? The mystery is complicated and interesting. I enjoyed reading THE GREEN BEACH FILE. It was a murder mystery without the normal gore and it was funny at times. I never knew there was so much to learn about fireflies!
- Thanks to Kate Rocks Book Tours we have one copy to giveaway. Just tell us your thoughts about preserving nature. I personally think its incredibly important to save nature and our planet for future generations. We’ll announce a winner soon. Good luck.
Cindy Reads & Writes 
Preserving nature is a great thing. Where would we be without it?
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Preserving nature is a must. What do we have if we can’t have nature. I believe this helps with your emotional well being.
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Without nature, how could we survive? The land, the sea the air…all are so important. It provides the food we eat and the air we breathe. We seem to be putting conveniences, luxury and entertainment ahead of the necessities. I’m looking forward to reading this book especially since it’s a legal mystery. Fireflies? Really?
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Oh, my, it is on the top of the priority list go us all, I believe!! I have grandchildren that I want to be able to enjoy nature! We should not be passing down a destroyed environment to them!!
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Preservation of nature is an absolute must.
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This book sounds like a Great read. I think preserving nature must be done, we need to enjoy all the beautiful wild flowers and all of God’s little creatures. To me nature is a very important part of all of our lives, we need to do it and we need to teach the young kiddos that it is a must. Thank you for the chance.
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The more Nature and Nova PBS programs we’ve watched during the pandemic and National Geographic magazines I’ve read, the more concerned I become our preserving nature. Things are fragile and we need to pay attention.
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It is of utmost importance!
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A priority for us and future generations.
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I think preserving nature is extremely important
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Preserving nature should be be a priority for all of us.
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Thanks so much, Cindy! I just received my copy from you a couple of days ago!
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I try to leave nature alone to its thing.
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Karen was thrilled to see this. It’s her debut and it’s a whole new world.
Thank you, Cindy. All the authors enjoy your posts and shares.
Kate
On Thu, Nov 19, 2020, 9:34 AM Cindy Reads & Writes wrote:
> Cindy Roesel posted: ” Are you looking for a legal mystery to keep you > engaged? K.A. Perry’s THE GREEN BEACH FILES (PermutedPress) might be just > the read for you. It taps into love and nature while keeping you flipping > pages to find out the ending. It’s definitely different fr” >
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I think people should take it more seriously!
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We must protect our biodiversity so we have our trees to shield us from the sun, our beaches to play on, our wildlife to forage and nest in, and to keep our ecology and us in balance.
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