Deception at Devil's Harbor
(The sequel to DEATH AT DEVIL'S HARBOR)

It's bedlam by the bay.

It's chaos on the coast.

It's another dustup in Devil's Harbor, that quirky Oregon community.

When an image appears scorched into a breaded crab cake some say it's a miracle. Others say it's a disaster.

The image draws swarms of pilgrims, trying the patience of residents and stressing the town's aging sewage treatment system. Facing huge financial penalties, Mayor Henri Trevelle plants portable toilets on every lawn.

Only selling timber from the town trust land can supply funds to save the day, but a tree-sitting activist for hire keeps loggers at bay. When someone takes a chainsaw to his perch, reporter Molly Donvan discovers the fall didn't kill him--he was poisoned, strangled, and struck with a blunt object.

Who did him in? The mayor? The girlfriend he cheated on? The environmentalist he defrauded? Loggers with their jobs on hold?

Molly delves into the dead man's past, hoping to untangle a snarl of lies and name the killer before Sheriff Greg Erdman. But others chart stranger courses--her father falls for a shady lady, Henri undertakes an extreme makeover, Adam flees to the forest, Elspeth sees the light, Icky becomes a writer, and Shelley takes bold steps to turn back the tide of tourism.

(Originally published as Sometimes a Great Commotion)
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Deception at Devil's Harbor
(The sequel to DEATH AT DEVIL'S HARBOR)

It's bedlam by the bay.

It's chaos on the coast.

It's another dustup in Devil's Harbor, that quirky Oregon community.

When an image appears scorched into a breaded crab cake some say it's a miracle. Others say it's a disaster.

The image draws swarms of pilgrims, trying the patience of residents and stressing the town's aging sewage treatment system. Facing huge financial penalties, Mayor Henri Trevelle plants portable toilets on every lawn.

Only selling timber from the town trust land can supply funds to save the day, but a tree-sitting activist for hire keeps loggers at bay. When someone takes a chainsaw to his perch, reporter Molly Donvan discovers the fall didn't kill him--he was poisoned, strangled, and struck with a blunt object.

Who did him in? The mayor? The girlfriend he cheated on? The environmentalist he defrauded? Loggers with their jobs on hold?

Molly delves into the dead man's past, hoping to untangle a snarl of lies and name the killer before Sheriff Greg Erdman. But others chart stranger courses--her father falls for a shady lady, Henri undertakes an extreme makeover, Adam flees to the forest, Elspeth sees the light, Icky becomes a writer, and Shelley takes bold steps to turn back the tide of tourism.

(Originally published as Sometimes a Great Commotion)
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Overview

(The sequel to DEATH AT DEVIL'S HARBOR)

It's bedlam by the bay.

It's chaos on the coast.

It's another dustup in Devil's Harbor, that quirky Oregon community.

When an image appears scorched into a breaded crab cake some say it's a miracle. Others say it's a disaster.

The image draws swarms of pilgrims, trying the patience of residents and stressing the town's aging sewage treatment system. Facing huge financial penalties, Mayor Henri Trevelle plants portable toilets on every lawn.

Only selling timber from the town trust land can supply funds to save the day, but a tree-sitting activist for hire keeps loggers at bay. When someone takes a chainsaw to his perch, reporter Molly Donvan discovers the fall didn't kill him--he was poisoned, strangled, and struck with a blunt object.

Who did him in? The mayor? The girlfriend he cheated on? The environmentalist he defrauded? Loggers with their jobs on hold?

Molly delves into the dead man's past, hoping to untangle a snarl of lies and name the killer before Sheriff Greg Erdman. But others chart stranger courses--her father falls for a shady lady, Henri undertakes an extreme makeover, Adam flees to the forest, Elspeth sees the light, Icky becomes a writer, and Shelley takes bold steps to turn back the tide of tourism.

(Originally published as Sometimes a Great Commotion)

Product Details

BN ID: 2940148664529
Publisher: Carolyn J. Rose, Author
Publication date: 10/19/2013
Series: Devil's Harbor Mysteries , #2
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 800 KB

About the Author

Carolyn J. Rose is the author of the recently released suspense novel Nightfall Bay. She also write the popular Subbing isn’t for Sissies series (No Substitute for Murder, No Substitute for Money, No Substitute for Maturity, No Substitute for Myth, No Substitute for Mistakes and No Substitute for Motives), as well as the Catskill Mountains mysteries (Hemlock Lake, Through a Yellow Wood, and The Devil’s Tombstone). Other works include An Uncertain Refuge, Sea of Regret, A Place of Forgetting, and projects written with her husband, Mike Nettleton (The Hard Karma Shuffle, The Crushed Velvet Miasma, Drum Warrior, Death at Devil’s Harbor, Deception at Devil’s Harbor, and the short story collection Sucker Punches).

She grew up in New York's Catskill Mountains, graduated from the University of Arizona, logged two years in Arkansas with Volunteers in Service to America, and spent 25 years as a television news researcher, writer, producer, and assignment editor in Arkansas, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington. She’s now a substitute teacher in Vancouver, Washington, and her interests are reading, swimming, walking, gardening, and NOT cooking.

Mike Nettleton, author of The Shotgun Kiss and co-author of The Hard Karma Shuffle, The Crushed Velvet Miasma, Drum Warrior, Death at Devil’s Harbor, the Deception at Devil's Harbor, grew up in Bandon and Grants Pass, Oregon. A stint at a college station in Ashland led to a multi-state radio odyssey with on-air gigs in Oregon, California, and New Mexico under the air name Mike Phillips. In 1989 he returned to the Northwest and in 1994 joined KEX Radio in Portland. Recently retired, his hobbies are golf, pool, Texas hold-em poker, and community theater.
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