Camille Tate always tells herself to calm down......but her instincts always warn her to disappear. After the fright of her first weeks on Orcas Island, Cam wants a quiet Thanksgiving with her family and a few friends. She's hoping that time with her foster parents will help her recover from the horror of witnessing a shooting and being kidnapped. But her employers, the Brixtons, are arriving, along with a few unexpected visitors from Cam's past. Her peaceful holiday is nowhere to be found. When her neighbor's home is burglarized and ransacked, Cam's world is threatened, too. As mysterious intruders haunt her island life, Cam realizes that the intrigue is far from over. Praise for The Chameleon Chronicles: "A delightful and atmospheric adventure set on picturesque Orcas Island, full of boats and romance and theatre people and drinking chocolate and a vulnerable but determined heroine you instantly root for. The rain-lashed small-town setting is so real I want to step right into it." --Tina Connolly, Nebula-nominated author of "If the strange, haunting setting of Orcas Island doesn't drag you under, the introduction to a main character as relatable and smart as she is strange will surely keep you turning pages to find out what will be revealed on the next pages. Orcas Intrigue is a unique, fast-paced, eerie mystery set at what feels like the edge of the world...and it will keep you on the edge of your seat." -- bestselling author Lyla Payne is one of those rare cozy mysteries where the landscape-beautiful and compelling-is as much a character as any of the interesting people that inhabit it. Laura Gayle presents Cam as a sympathetic heroine with a real and unusual problem. While reading I needed to know how she was going to learn to deal with that problem so she could get on with her life. I sincerely hope a second volume is in the offing." --Irene Radford, author of Whistling River Resort Mysteries "A delicious, complext broth of questions, comforts-and deaths." --Chaz Brenchley, award-winning author of "Mystery and a touch of magic in the gorgeous Pacific Northwest-chef's kiss!" --Sherwood Smith, author of