The Orca's Feast, Stuart Harrison

Saint George. An island off the coast of Maine, a preserved place where people come to find peace, where man lives in harmony with a nature that is both generous and formidable.
A fragile balance, broken by a gunshot in the night and the mysterious disappearance of a fisherman. Behind the doubt and suspicion that gradually gnaw at the small community lies a terrible secret, shared by two women and a man determined to solve the mystery.
As tension rises and passions ignite, the bluefin tuna that are the island's wealth return to the gulf, followed by their natural predators: orcas.
After his bestseller, The Snow Falcon, Stuart Harrison celebrates in this novel, both intimate and grand, the beauty of a wild nature whose only weapon against the domination man tries to impose on it remains its indomitable strength.