The story takes place in the 1940s on Nantucket, the quintessential idyllic island thirty miles out to sea. When a couple chooses to visit for the very first time, they quickly adapt and fall in love with the tranquil, everyday pace, quaint shops, cobblestone streets, gas streetlights, and new friends. They purchase a summer home in Sconset. Everything is peaceful—until one day when they are entwined in a murder that has ties to their family.
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One response to “Murder on the Sconset Express by Hunter Laroche”
we bought this book and ended up buying ten copies to send off as gifts all the copies were personalized by the author
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