Figure Eight: A Northern Lakes Mystery - Softcover

Nania, Jeff

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9781942586555: Figure Eight: A Northern Lakes Mystery

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1942586558 ISBN 13: 9781942586555

Publisher: Little Creek Press, 2018

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While on routine patrol, John Cabrelli, a decorated law enforcement officer, is dispatched to a disturbance call. The tense situation requires all of his skill and experience to get things under control. Then tragedy strikes, an innocent victim dies, and many lives are forever changed. While struggling to pull himself out of the depths of despair, John is notified that he is heir to his aunt and uncle's cabin on a lake where he spent much of his youth. His return to Wisconsin's Northwoods brings healing and a sense of peace long forgotten. Little does John know that danger is waiting for him in the north country and he will be forced to hit it head on.
Figure Eight is book one in the John Cabrelli Northern Lakes Mystery Series. Book two, Spider Lake, will be released December 2, 2019. The print edition will be available by January 2020.

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From the Author:

I often get asked why did I write Figure Eight? Every summer my family spends time together in Northern Wisconsin. In addition to musky fishing, we read a new mystery by a certain author. One year, the author didn't publish a new book, so I told my family I'd write one. That was how it started. Readers loved Figure Eight and they wanted more so the second book in the series, Spider Lake, will be available by January 2020. A third book is on its way.

About the Author:

Jeff Nania was born and raised in Wisconsin. His family settled in Madison's storied Greenbush neighborhood. His father often loaded Jeff, his brothers, and a couple of dogs into an old jeep station wagon and set out for outdoor adventures. These experiences were foundational for developing a sense of community, a passion for outdoor traditions, and a love of our natural resources.
Jeff's first career was in law enforcement where he found great satisfaction in serving the community. Things changed and circumstances dictated he take a new direction. The lifelong outdoorsman found a path to serve a different type of community. Over half of Wisconsin's wetlands had been lost, and more were disappearing each year. Jeff began working with willing landowners to develop successful strategies to restore some of these wetlands. This journey led to creating a field team of strong conservation partners who restored thousands of acres of wetlands and uplands in Wisconsin.
A pioneer in the ecosystem-based approach to restoration and a tireless advocate for conservation education, Jeff has been widely recognized for his work. Outdoor Life Magazine named him as one of the nation's 25 most influential conservationists and he received the National Wetlands Award. The Wisconsin Senate commended Jeff with a Joint Resolution for his work with wetlands, education, and as a non-partisan advisor on natural resources.

Jeff is semi-retired and writes for Wisconsin Outdoor News and other publications. Whether he's cutting wood, sitting in a wetland, fishing muskies, or snorkeling Spider Lake for treasure, Jeff spends as much time as possible outdoors.

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