Three bridges

Three bridges

by R. J. Coons

Part of Blaine Sterling novel

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"For park ranger Blaine Sterling, an uninvited guest to her birthday party ignited troubling memories from the past and threatened to destroy the safety of her family. In one fluid motion, the Molotov cocktail sailed through the air and exploded inside the house. The bomber snapped a picture and emailed it three hundred miles away. Moments later, Blaine received a message: Happy Birthday, this is only the beginning. The arrival of a million dollar motorhome to Osprey State Park created a media circus for all the park rangers and turned the park's idyllic life upside down for days. In fact, the new visitors were not interested in the fishing or enjoying the unequaled beauty of the park. Instead, these nefarious interlopers were looking for a bigger catch, a prize that would send the art world spiraling out of control. Osprey Park's All Trails Hike, a combination physical fitness hiking event and a Key West costumed promenade, was alive with excitement and evil. The abduction was sudden and violent and put Blaine Sterling's ranger skills to the test. A lion, scarecrow and tin man come to the rescue, but an ancient secret within the cave is discovered that may put the treasured scrub jays in peril. Will Blaine's resolution be enough to keep secret the mystery and protect the beloved birds?"--Back cover.

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