One woman's murder and a bottle washed ashore on the St. Anastasia beach open a Pandora's box and unleash secrets pursued by an entire camping resort . . . and the truth proves as elusive as the killer in their midst. Newlyweds David and Laura Jennings have chosen the lifestyle of full-time RV'ing. Their first destination is Anastasia Island in St. Augustine, Florida. They roll their motorhome into the Harbor Lights RV Resort and soon find themselves smack in the middle of murder and intrigue. The romantic symbolism of bottles containing proclamations of love and being tossed out to sea have intrigued people for as long as there have been bottles. Oceanographers have charted these romantic journeys; Hollywood has made blockbuster movies out of the tenderness of the notion. But the bottle that had been hurled out into the Atlantic on a balmy spring day from St. Augustine harbor and ends up at the feet of David and Laura contained no messages of undying love and passion. Nor did it contain charts or maps of shipwrecks and buried treasures. What it did contain was secrets, lies, betrayals and the most unspeakable of crimes - murder. And like the journey of the bottle itself, it would alter the course and direction of many lives.
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One woman's murder and a bottle washed ashore on the St. Anastasia beach open a Pandora's box and unleash secrets pursued by an entire camping resort . . . and the truth proves as elusive as the killer in their midst. Newlyweds David and Laura Jennings have chosen the lifestyle of full-time RV'ing. Their first destination is Anastasia Island in St. Augustine, Florida. They roll their motorhome into the Harbor Lights RV Resort and soon find themselves smack in the middle of murder and intrigue. The romantic symbolism of bottles containing proclamations of love and being tossed out to sea have intrigued people for as long as there have been bottles. Oceanographers have charted these romantic journeys; Hollywood has made blockbuster movies out of the tenderness of the notion. But the bottle that had been hurled out into the Atlantic on a balmy spring day from St....
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About April
A mystery writer, I decided, can be better defined as a paid and legal hit man. They drum up a killer, set their prey, and kill off the innocent and (more often than not) the not so innocent. It’s also a very creative and healthy way of “letting off steam.” At least for me it...






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