An anticipated continuation to his Okaloosa Island Mystery saga, George D. King delivers a gut-punching continuation in “Death on the Sound and the Salt.”
Told through the eyes of Miss Camelia Ledbetter, we learn of the people and the events that swirl around her and through her mind as she recalls key events in the life, the chaos of the many people around her, and how their lives unfold.
Nevertheless, she is not the only narrator of this tale as the author gives hints on the other significant players of the tale as King intertwines three distinct plot lines that are resolved at the end the novel. There are too many brutal deaths on Okaloosa Island, too much terror at the hands of the insane Nazis in Western France during World War II, and too much pain and loneliness that happened over 75 years ago that Miss Camelia has suffered in her 102 years of living in fear of Okaloosa Island.
“Death on the Sound and the Salt” will be available on Amazon and other major book outlets soon.
About the Author
George D. King moved to Okaloosa Island after teaching English and World Humanities for many years in Albuquerque. He has traveled to many European countries including France, England, and Italy. Aside from Europe, he has also traveled to most of the states in the country and has incorporated daily habits and culture of the local residents into his books as well.
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