Death at Dockside

Three months after solving her first murder, retired attorney Megan Zimmer has finally settled into the peaceful rhythm of life at Whistling Shores Campground. Morning walks with her yellow Labrador, Chardonnay. Afternoon coffee with her quirky neighbors. Evening wine on her deck overlooking the lake. It's everything she dreamed retirement would be—until a body turns up floating in the shallows near the campground dock, and the sheriff is ready to call it a tragic accident.

But Megan's legal instincts won't let her accept the easy explanation. The water is too shallow. The bourbon bottle is too perfectly placed. And the victim—an aggressive property developer who'd been threatening half the town—had made enough enemies to fill a courtroom. When the medical examiner's report raises more questions than it answers, Megan finds herself drawn into another investigation, uncovering secrets that someone in this tight-knit community would kill to keep buried.

Welcome back to Whistling Shores, where the sunsets are golden, the friendships run deep, and a retired lawyer with a nose for the truth is about to prove that in a small town, everyone has something to hide.