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"Tommy Carbone brings you right to the Maine woods in his new novel. You're not going to want to stop reading." - George Smith, Maine's Bangor Daily News, Book Reviews.A Maine Mystery Are there spies in the woods? Have the poachers stolen from the locals?For a winter get-away, Sarah visits Joe at his Maine camp. When things go missing, including Joe, her thoughts of a peaceful time in the north woods disappear. Their survival may depend on determining who is there - and why.The clues uncovered lead to a discovery that has been mystifying locals for more than forty years.This book is an historical fiction novel of events from the Maine north woods. It is appropriate for all reader levels. There are no inappropriate situations, offensive language, or killings.Moosehead Lake is forty miles long and ten miles wide at it's widest section. It is Maine's largest lake and is surrounded by millions of acres of pristine wilderness.People can disappear here for a very long time. Tommy Carbone combines historical fiction with mystery and vivid descriptions of the Maine forest and wildlife. He brings the characters in his stories to life with realistic dialogue and scenes. You will be transported to the Maine woods and feel you are part of the mystery.This is the second novel in the Moosehead Mystery series.The first novel in the series is, "The Lobster Lake Bandits - Mystery at Moosehead."The first novel is, "The Lobster Lake Bandits - Mystery at Moosehead."

A Maine Mystery. "This book will make you want to visit Maine.""Suspense. Romance. Mystery. This book has it all." When Sarah, a travel writer from New York City, gets sent to Maine on assignment, she's reluctant to go. The Moosehead Lake region is a place of only bad memories for her. What she discovers about herself, her family, and a Boston crime is so much larger than a story for a magazine article.>Three generations of Parkers had camped in the family cabin in the north woods near Maine's Lobster Lake. The Parkers knew the dirt roads and trails around their cabin better than anyone, except maybe the local game warden. It was always a peaceful and safe place, where nothing much ever happened. That all changed the year Joe Parker was old enough to hunt on his own, the oddly dressed stranger stalked their woods, and the bandits caused some serious trouble. For the Parkers and the game warden, it's a race against the weather, finding clues to the crime, and locating the sneaky backwoods characters who manage to stay one step ahead of them. For Sarah, her feelings for the Maine woods will never be the same.>Read about the Maine woods, Moosehead Lake, Lobster Lake, Greenville Maine, and the Annual Seaplane Fly-in. The Lobster Lake Bandits is a mystery that weaves together multiple plots, while introducing you to the characters and the beauty of the Maine Highlands. Also available in eBook, hardcover, and for the Large Print version click on the author's name, or go to amazon.com/author/tommycarbone * * * * * * * * * * * *This novel is set in the Moosehead Lake Region of Maine. Moosehead is Maine's largest lake and measures approximately 40 miles long by 10 miles wide. At the center of the lake is Mt. Kineo, the largest rhyolite formation known in the world. The igneous rock was used by Native Americans to craft weapons and tools. Lobster Lake is to the north east of Moosehead, nestled in a remote forest. It is the same pristine wilderness that greeted Henry Thoreau, Lucius Hubbard, Thomas Steele, and Fannie Hardy Eckstorm. It is an area rich in history, but full of mystery and legends. This book will transport you to those woods and the writing will allow you to smell the pine-scented air and hear the call of the loons. After reading, you may just want to visit for yourself.* * * * * * * * * * * *Tommy Carbone is a Maine author who writes mystery and non-fiction. You can read about moose, and much more, in his novel, "The Lobster Lake Bandits - Mystery at Moosehead." Maine's Journal Tribune Book Corner, stated, "Carbone is a natural story teller. His description and dialogue make the characters come alive. The reader feels they are getting to know the real people of Maine I loved the whole book and recommend it highly. The sequel, "The Elephant Mountain Gang," brings readers back to Moosehead Lake. The Bangor Daily News exclaimed, "I will say Tommy's characters are very real. And I must warn you, have plenty of time set aside because you're not going to want to stop reading.">Follow Tommy here on Amazon.