The Tropic of Hunter - Paperback

by Cheyne Curry (Author)

Hunter Roberge left Otter Falls, Vermont when she was 18, to get away from a life of scandal and judgment. Sixteen years later she returns to her 'hometown' for the funeral of the one person who condemned her the most: her mother. Being bequeathed the family house is just the first in a long line of mysteries that unravel the fabric of everything Hunter believes to be true. Can the support of a childhood acquaintance keep her on the right track or will she once again fall victim to her mother's hatred?

Author Biography

Cheyne Curry was born in Vermont, raised in New York and spent a majority of her adult life being bicoastal. She has lived in Monterey, Pebble Beach, Ventura, Hollywood, West Hollywood, Studio City and Palm Springs, California as well as spent time in Alabama, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Delaware and Italy. Most of her work experience is law-enforcement related. She was a Military Police officer in the US Army, a civilian police officer, a federal police officer, a civilian correctional officer, a private investigator, a surveillance agent, and in entertainment security management. Cheyne, a drummer and rhythm guitarist, currently spends her time writing books, sketching, composing music and writing screenplays for short films, some of which can be viewed at her website: www.cheynecurry.com She now lives in the Midwest with her wife, Brenda, and their 3 fur kids, Liam, a shepherd-mix, Mesa, a black mouth cur and Belladonna Bossy Pants, a neurotic black cat who runs the house. All are rescues. The Tropic of Hunter was a finalist for The Golden Crown Literary Society's Ann Bannon Popular Choice Award in 2014.