Why do reporters Katy Russell and Nick Hinchman keep encountering unexplained deaths (besides the fact that this is part of the Katy Russell Mystery series)? Is it a coincidence that they're on an island with no phone, no internet, no ferry to take them off the island, and people getting sick? And will Katy and Nick realize they're in love with each other before someone makes Lost Harbor Island their final destination a one way trip?
"Lost Harbor" by Jackie Zack is the fourth of the Katy Russell Mystery series. All of these are well written mysteries, keeping you guessing until the end, and "Lost Harbor" is a prime example.
By the way, you want a novel for a week-end? Each of these are around 150 pages. Should they be considered novellas? Good question, though each are full, well written stories.
However, these stories should be read in order, from "Ice Lake" to "Big Bluff" to "Shady Grove" before hopping on the "Lost Harbor" ferry. You may feel lost if you don't read them in order, as well as spoiling some of the surprises should you read the latter books before the first ones.
I have thoroughly enjoyed this series, and recommend each one.
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