The Last Beach Town

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Sloane Cheney has no intention of ever returning to the South Carolina island town where she grew up. She enjoys her life in the big city and teaching at the college there. The thought of revisiting t

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  • Author: Richardson-Moore, Deb
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Page Count: 318
  • Publish Date: April 28 2025
  • ISBN10: 1958231738
  • Language: English
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Sloane Cheney has no intention of ever returning to the South Carolina island town where she grew up. She enjoys her life in the big city and teaching at the college there. The thought of revisiting the place where her mother deserted her family is too painful.

But when Aunt Millicent, town matriarch and owner of the family’s beachfront property, is murdered, Sloane must go back to sign off on the sale of the grand family home to developers. She soon finds that old friendships have shifted, as townspeople disagree over the development that would reshape their sleepy village. Sloane is directly in the line of fire, under suspicion by the police chief because of her inheritance and by her former neighbors who question her long absence.

With family members and old friends swirling treacherously around her, Sloane doesn’t know who to trust, especially after a nearly fatal accident in the beach house. She digs into her family’s history, uncovering new information about her mother’s disappearance. What she discovers raises questions: Was her aunt’s murder a simple case of greed? Or was it related to her mother’s long-ago vanishing?

Author: Deb Richardson-Moore
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Red Adept Publishing
Published: 04/28/2025
Pages: 318
Weight: 0.94lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.71d
ISBN: 9781958231739
Language: English

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Author

Richardson-Moore, Deb

Binding

ISBN10

1958231738

ISBN13

9781958231739

Page Count

318

Published Date

April 28 2025

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