Susan Dunlap. The Bohemian Connection (1985) 185 pp.
It is Bohemian Week in the Russian River Resort Area—ten days in July when the business and political leaders of the nation descend on the Bohemian Grove and the area fills with their entourages, the media, and hordes of tourists. Vejay Haskell, a PG & E meter reader in the fictional town of Henderson, is asked by a co-worker to investigate the disappearance of her niece, Michelle—a beautiful, young wife and mother who makes a habit of annoying her neighbors. When Vejay discovers Michelle’s body in the bottom of a sewer hole being dug next door, she becomes convinced that the murderer is the “Bohemian Connection,” the unofficial supplier of all things illicit to the Grove’s revelers.