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The Forgotten Coast of Florida contains the most beautiful beaches in the world. It also hides a nasty secret. A vicious murder causes the area to lock doors staying inside away from the glory of nature. Delicious Tupelo honey, the most desirable of the golden nectars, silently gathers in hives. Locals collect it lovingly as did ancestors before. Gulf County Detective, Sue Gibbs, also gathers something of worth. Slowly, she chips at family and friends as she gathers information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator. Even the revered ladies of the Panhandle Patriots, who know secrets of the area, are not beyond scrutiny. These special ladies silently discover mysteries on yellowing sheets of crumpled paper from earlier generations. Detective Gibbs will find the killer regardless of consequences. This case will cause discussion for future residents. All of this waits for discovery on the Forgotten Coast.

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Recently awarded the prestigious Florida Authors and Publishers Association (FAPA) Medal for Fiction, Linda was also voted, One of 50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading, by the public. This author lives with her husband of twenty-three years on the Forgotten Coast of Florida where she writes each day. She also enjoys long walks on the beach and gardening with her husband, Buddy. They have one son and one grandson who live in Dallas, Texas. Linda Heavner Gerald believes that a book should be much more than A Good Read, it should change lives. This world-traveler enjoys transporting readers to different places from the security of home. Linda alerts readers to various current medical problems through her degree in nursing.

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