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Pride and Puncture: Head Rock Harbor Mystery #3

Pride and Puncture: Head Rock Harbor Mystery #3

Connor, Chase

Paperback

Series: Head Rock Harbor Mystery, Book 3

General GLBTQIA Fiction

ISBN10: 1951860527
ISBN13: 9781951860523
Publisher: Lion Fish Press
Published: Feb 7 2025
Pages: 262
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.55 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Pride has come to Head Rock Harbor, and along with it, tons of tourists. Under the guidance and leadership of the town's favorite bookstore owner, Jackson Harper, everyone is getting ready. The first ever Pride weekend will be full of events, food, and, of course, a parade. Even though he has plenty on his plate, Jackson is (begrudgingly) happy to spearhead the historic event for his hometown. If all the older folks in town weren't fussing about the influx of out-of-towners, everything would be perfect.

As if being overwhelmed by tourists isn't enough, some people in town are grumbling about the new couple who bought Ona Evans' old place to renovate. To make matters worse, they've also purchased The Downtown Theater to renovate, rebranding it Harbor Stage. Jackson can't find time to worry too much over everyone's opinions about progress since he is also making some changes to Head Rock Harbor Books. He also owes a certain forensic tech a date and has a high-strung, arrogant gay author coming to speak at his bookstore during Pride weekend. Rattlesnatches is making everything difficult with his new obsession of knocking books off shelves in the store.

Right as things are ramping up for Pride, a body is found under an umbrella on the sandbar by The Dock restaurant. Deeply unsettled by the circumstances of the killing and the appearance of the body, Jackson isn't so sure that going forward with Pride is the best course of action. But the mayor and police chief won't hear anything about cancelling the event. However, when it becomes clear that the killer has one more victim in mind, Jackson becomes concerned for his safety.

Is there anyone in Head Rock Harbor he can truly trust?

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