"A romantic getaway was what Meg Langslow had in mind when she and her boyfriend planned a trip to the tiny island of Monhegan off the coast of Maine. They would spend their days hiking the trails and their evenings by the fire. But in this remote place, birds of a feather flock together and Meg quickly finds out that this vacation isn't going to go as planned. Although the puffins have already flown south for the winter, the island still harbours a flock of birdwatchers - and Meg's family...
Discovering her parents, her brother, her aunt and a nosey neighbour on the island is Meg's first surprise. Her second one comes when a body is found and her father is accused of murder. Now, instead of quiet walks by the water, Meg finds herself scouring the island for clues. In the process, she uncovers more than she bargained for. Meg's only hope for find the killer now rests on a wing and a prayer..."
It was a pleasant, fluffy read. By the time we found out 'who-dunn-it' I didn't much care.
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