Former eco-activist Feather Sullivan is determined to break ground for her new B&B in North Idaho. She’d also do almost anything for a visit with the baby boy she gave up for adoption–with rights that were quickly denied.

Then Feather’s accused of blackmailing investors in a new wind energy project. When her sister disappears, and her sister’s lover—the blackmailer—is found dead, she vows to find the real killer.

The activist and her mother, often at odds, endure hungry hogs, a hunky PI and sinister strangers to sniff out the murderer and root out the financial shenanigans at the wind farm.

McIntosh attacks serious issues with quirky, determined characters and rollicking humor.

From the Sonoran Arts Network, May, 2016:

McIntosh’s follow-up to her Idaho Best Book Award-winning debut Mustard’s Last Stand does for the state of Idaho what authors such as Carl Hiaasen and Dave Barry did for Florida. Suspense and laughter abound.

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