Natural Enemy

About this book

Edward Heron died gasping for breath yellow-jackets swarming around him. Had his asthma finally killed him...or something more sinister? Herons death affects many people in his small New England community: spinster sisters a real estate developer with an eye on Edwards property and a long time neighbor Buddy Whipple. Enter Homer Kelly another neighbor also a Thoreau scholar and an ex-detective. With the help of his nephew an amateur naturalist he goes to work on the case. "Everything is just right. A wry perceptive talent at his best." (The New Republic)