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    Death Storms the Shore

    By Noreen Wald

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    He forecasts the weather on TV to the delight of his many fans. But the residents of Ocean Vista Condominiums are less fond of Uncle Weatherwise—the newest arrival at the condo—especially when a hurricane that he predicted would bypass Palmetto Beach instead heads straight for their town.

    The morning after a frantic evacuation, Kate Kennedy is blown away when she stumbles upon the corpse of Uncle Weatherwise, with a sharpened weather vane pointed in the direction of his heart.

    Suddenly Kate's neighbors are her suspects, from a retired Rockette to a former federal prosecutor to a man dressed mysteriously in crisply pressed pajamas. And before she knows it, Kate is hot on a trail of clues that may lead back to the Cold War.

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    DEATH STORMS THE SHORE by Noreen Wald - A Henery Press Mystery. If you love one, you'll probably love them all.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHenery Press
    Release dateMar 8, 2016
    ISBN9781943390984
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    Death Storms the Shore
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    Noreen Wald

    Noreen Wald has held a variety of positions during her career that include essayist, lecturer, editor and seminar developer. She has previously written three books, Contestant, Ghostwriter and Death Comes For The Critics. She currently resides in Washington, DC

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