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Murder au Naturel

Author Allen Barlowe
Publisher Llumina Press
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Author(s)Allen Barlowe
PublisherLlumina Press
ISBN / ASIN1605945072
ISBN-139781605945071
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MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸

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Even without clothes on, nudists have secrets. That's what Lee and Barbara Spinacci discover in Xanadunes, an upscale nudist enclave in central Florida. Their naked neighbors blend into a community where, at first glance, it isn't so easy to distinguish who is a secretary, who is a wealthy executive, who is a fireman or a teacher-and who is a murderer. At Xanadunes, Lee and Barbara also discover that some of their neighbors are decidedly kinkier than they had originally seemed. It's hard to tell who is dropping by for a friendly cup of tea and who may be looking for a steamier encounter. To complicate matters, someone is behind a rash of wild parties in the community, where the socializing gets a lot hotter and heavier than just sharing a beer and a dance. When Lee accidentally bumps into a dead body in the hot tub late one Saturday night, all these forces come together, and start him on a quest to find out what's going on around him. Along the way, his libido gets a burst of rejuvenation and tests the strength of his marriage. He develops a newfound interest in sleuthing and encounters a cast of offbeat characters, including a curmudgeonly state police officer and a sexy young female neighbor-who conceal as much as they reveal. Allen Barlowe made his career on Madison Avenue and has pursued a lifelong passion for skinny-dipping. He has enjoyed woodsy swimming holes, free beaches, naturist resorts, nudist camping and urban spa parties, from New England to California, from Florida to Europe and the Caribbean. On summer weekends - when they're lucky - he and his wife frequent the nude beach at the Sandy Hook National Seashore in New Jersey, just a short ferry ride from his native Manhattan.