Murder on the Metolius

De: Deleen Wills

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Beginning their annual camping trip on the Metolius River in scenic Central Oregon, Anne and her family shockingly discover a body lying in the picturesque, crystal clear headwaters of the river.
Step back in to the '60s as deputies from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department identify the victim, discover clues from Alberta to California, and attempt to unravel this cozy who-done-it, revealing multiple suspects, twists and turns all without the assistance of modern-day technology.
In the meantime, Anne's family and camping pals climb Black Butte, feed the trout at Wizard Falls Fish Hatchery, have a burger basket and milkshake at the Sno-Cap in Sisters, go horseback riding, grab daily treats at the historical Camp Sherman store, bike, hike, fish, swim and float in the Metolius River.
Murder on the Metolius is filled with likable characters, small town charm, vivid history, and mystery set in the author's stomping grounds of the Willamette Valley and Central Oregon.
Booklovers will feel like they are right there when reading this delightful page-turner, staying riveted and engaged until the end.
If you're looking for an unputdownable novel, look no further.