Murder at Foxbluff Lake

by Jesse Freels

The residents of the tiny town of Foxbluff Lake live a quiet existence. Known for fishing, camping, and snowmobiling in the winter months, the small North Central Washington community, located just six miles away from the Canadian border, is gearing up for the summer fishing season. For fifteen-year-old Coug Hawkins, the son of a former football legend at Washington State University, summer break has just started. He is looking forward to another summer of fishing excursions and camping trips with his two closest friends. Little does he know that the shocking discovery of a disfigured body found in the lake; coupled with the mysterious disappearance of a local bartender, might just put a halt to any summer adventures they have already planned. Just over the border, the people responsible for the grisly murder and the disappearance are planning their next move. A multi-million dollar enterprise is all the motivation the men need to keep not only their business a secret; but their brutal acts, as well. However, Coug Hawkins and his friends get in their way.

194 pages, Paperback

First published October 15, 2010

Reviews

[Nicole]

Great character development and very suspenseful. Really makes you want to go to N. Central Washington too!