Buried—Love And Murder In The Adirondacks

Some secrets stay buried — until the wilderness gives them back.

In the tight-knit hamlet of Wanakena, deep in New York's Adirondack wilderness, a fifty-year-old disappearance refuses to stay buried. When the cold case of young Marianne Fury — last seen the night of her high school graduation in 1970 — begins to unravel, love, loyalty, and long-buried secrets collide. The third installment in J.E. Irvin's gripping Love and Murder in the Adirondacks series delivers psychological tension woven through the haunting beauty of the North Country.

J.E. Irvin is a career educator and award-winning author. Her stories have appeared in both print and online journals and magazines, including Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine and Spark a creative anthology. Avid canoeists, Irvin and her husband live in Springboro, Ohio, on the edge of a nature park.