Who Told You That You Were Naked

Bill Clark, editor and publisher of the Copper City Chronicles, reluctantly volunteered to sponsor two high school students for a "Day on the Job." A decision he regretted, especially when he discovered one of the students was Eric Carvin, with whom he had not had a good experience with in the past. However, he soon found himself warming to the boy, especially when he introduces him to the local sheriff and begins pursuing a story about a murdered prostitute. Bill encourages a routine story, but young Eric doesn't want to let it go at that. Using less than good judgement, Eric pulls a stunt that pulls them all deeper into an life threatening adventure. In the mean time, Bill gets a visit from Madison Porter, who runs the Fifth Sun nudist resort. This leads to revisiting the concept of social nudity for Bill and his lovely wife, Valerie. By accident, at first, Eric finds himself getting involved as well. This doesn't go over well with Eric's conservative family that was already suffering from problems of their own. Complicating matters further is a somewhat delinquent foster child who may hold the key to the mystery of the prostitute's murder. Included in the suspects is the town's most wealthy and powerful man.

Excellent details and thorough storytelling!

I definitely enjoyed this book.
It contains mystery and intriguing dialog, romantic angles, dramatic adventure and even comedy. And the best part is that it revolves around the nudist lifes!yl in a positive way and Christianity, too