Overexposed on Bird Key: A Florida Murder Mystery

by Doug Sahlin

My daughter is dead.The wealthy realtor’s Bird Key mansion has a scenic view of Sarasota Bay that is marred when he discovers his estranged daughter dead. Washed up against his dock. Naked as the day she was born. Yale Larsson is hired to unravel the convoluted mystery. During his investigation, Yale and his sidekick Jayson must answer the following



◆ Why did the victim end up at her father’s dock?

◆ Why was she naked?

◆ Is someone making a statement?

◆ Is someone harboring a grudge?

Yale Larsson PI Book 3 is chock-full of suspense, mystery and action that will keep you turning pages late into the night.To find out how Yale brings the killer to justice, order your copy of this crime mystery thriller today.

237 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 29, 2020

About the author

Doug Sahlin is a bestselling author living in Venice, Florida. He has been a writer since he was a young man. Sahlin has published over twenty how-to books, many of them bestsellers. He has also published two mystery novels in the Yale Larsson PI Books series. When he gave New York Literary Agent Donald Maas his thirty second elevator pitch for a mystery novel, Maas said, "Doug, you have a wonderfully sick mind."

Doug published his first Yale Larsson PI novel, The Myakka Murders in 2019, followed by Sarasota Sour Grapes in 2020. He is currently working on Yale Larsson PI Book 4, A Pocketful of Euros. Sahlin's novels are based in Sarasota, Florida, a piece of paradise on the West Coast of Florida.

Praise for Doug's writing: "Doug Sahlin writes with a great eye for detail and an ear for dialogue."
Mark Mathes--Editor

Praise for "Doug's first novel, The Myakka Murders:
"A must read for murder mystery lovers." Ceil Warren

Doug Sahlin's web site

Reviews

[Nancy Parham · Rating 5 out of 5]

Overexposed:  The Bird Key Murders


The latest book by Doug Sahlin is the 3rd book in his "Myaaka" series.  I read the first book when it was published and from there, I was hooked on Doug's murder mysteries.  If you decide to read this latest book, read the first 2 in the series first.  "The Myaaka Murders" and Sarasora Grapes"  sets all the characters up in this series.  This book has a humorous twist to some characters of which the main character, Yale Larsson, is one.  He's a funny, quirky and smart private investigator who assists the authorities on cases that they are having trouble solving.  Yale Larsson doesn't need the money he gets for taking a case, so he donates it to a fund that he set up after coming into a large sum of money to help people who have medical conditions that their insurance won't cover. The story is attention holding and makes you want to know what's the next twist in the cases that Yale investigates.  It's definitely a page turner.  Can't wait for the next book in this series.

[Robert Jones · Rating 4 out of 5]

Third and last of the series. Still a good read (a lot having to do with my familiarity with the area) but getting somewhat repetitive. From hearing ‘no rust on you’ to reading about how Yale hates to wait (in all three books I believe) to the multiple murders (maybe 8 in this latest). I think there would be much more media and police involvement if something like this happened in Sarasota County. Anyway, just my thought, not criticisms at all. I’d buy any further books written by the author and did enjoy each of the three he wrote.

[Kim Wagner · Rating 1 out of 5]

Simplistic structure poor ending. I would not purchase any more of his books.

Hated the tote way the main character player with the car drank beer and then solved the crimes. Last one I will read.

[René Fletcher · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoy Sahlin's books. He paints images of Florida I know well. His style is crisp and clean. Mystery is the name of the game. Who done it? He leads you along keeping you guessing with a hint of dry humor. I am waiting for his next book.