"An ill wind that bloweth no man to good."
A pleasant afternoon: the sky is blue, the grass is green, the company — although to each of them Drew and June had been strangers — willing to share their good humor along with cole slaw, ears of corn and hamburgers, when suddenly the news arrives.
And the news is not good.
Somebody killed Willa Maes.
Worse, the talented, young ballplayer had been lynched.
Maybe the right place, wrong time, but Drew Nolan has landed in it again. Sure, all they had to do was get back aboard their new boat, The Sweet Discourse, but this was a circumstance June Kingswood refused to turn a blind eye toward. At her urging, and against Drew's reluctance, our ex-cop-turned-charter-captain again plunges in where he doesn't belong. Or is wanted.
But no worries, he's got this.
Or does he?
Has Drew Nolan just made things worse?
Read this third book in the series to find out.