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Murder
at Five Finger Light by Sue Henry In Murder at Five Finger Light, Jessie Arnold is taking a break from sled dog racing due to a knee injury. She accepts an invitation to a fixer-upper party thrown by her friends Laurie and Jim Trevino, who are renovating Five Finger Lighthouse. On her way to the lighthouse, Jessie befriends a young woman named Karen who is running away from a man who has abused her. Karen joins the lighthouse party and goes to the island with Jessie. The festivity is short-lived when a dead body is found and all means of communications to and from the island is disabled. In order to survive, Jessie must figure out who the murderer is. Sue Henry's Jessie Arnold series is so well written that the reader is able to "see and smell" the breathtaking Alaskan wilderness. The plot of this novel moves quickly and the intensity heightens as Jessie gets closer to the truth. Murder at Five Finger Light is a strong addition to the Jessie Arnold series and a read that I most highly recommend. |
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