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In
honor of Memorial Day and the fallen soldiers who fought so bravely to
keep us free, I've decided to give away my very first novel, Double Forté, book 1 in the 11 book LeGarde Mystery series.
I wrote Double Forté when my father died. I needed some kind of solace, an escape, and a bit of cheap therapy, if you will.
And
it did help, for I based Gus on my father, who was a piano player,
professor, passionate gardener (like me), and lover of the arts. Gus is
grieving for the loss of his soul mate when the story opens, and plays
Chopin etudes to help heal his pain.
He
has a strong moral compass, and when he's not cooking big feasts for
his large family, you can often find him chasing bad guys.
“Double Forté is a satisfyingly riveting tale with an appealing hero, whose love of music and gourmet food is as fundamental as his courage.” - Laurel Wemett, Finger Lakes Magazine
Complimentary eBook:
-- a romantic mystery set in the Finger Lakes region --
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About the story:
Gus
LeGarde is mourning the loss of his wife Elsbeth, who leapt from the
Letchworth Gorge cliffs four years ago. He plays endless Chopin etudes
on his antique piano and lavishes love on his family and dog, but
nothing buries the pain or answers the burning questions.
Why didn’t she say goodbye? What prompted her to jump? And how will he be able to live life without her?
Harold,
Gus’s arrogant son-in-law, is caught in several love affairs, and
begins to verbally abuse Freddie, Gus’s daughter. With a two-year-old
grandson in the mix, Gus worries it’s escalating and warns Harold that
he’ll be out of the house the next time he messes up.
When
Harold’s law partner goes missing, a police search in the Gus’s woods
reveals a shocking find. The mystery deepens, the plot twists and turns,
and Gus’s innocent friend is set up to take the fall. In the deep cold
of winter, threats erupt from the dark woods, spinning events out of
hand, and Gus braces for the fight of his life.
*** Romantic country mysteries set in the Finger Lakes region ***
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