Emerald Mist by Linda Kay Dubose

Divorce is difficult under the best of circumstances, but when Cameron divorces his wife of thirty years to marry a younger woman, a series of events is set in motion that no one could have foreseen. Maggie must learn to live without her husband. Jessica, the new wife, finally lives the lifestyle she has always coveted, but finds that money does not always ensure smooth sailing, especially when incurring the disdain of Maggies friends. Cameron realizes that while the grass may be greener on the other side of the fence, there is more to life than grass. The story of the Mabry triangle ends in tragedy . . . a tragedy that cannot be explained . . . an unsolved mystery. But the conflict extends to the next generation, and even there it ends in tragedy and unsolved mystery. Yet, there are redeeming outcomes and hope is best personified in a child. This story is strictly fictional, but it is inspired by an incident which occurred almost forty years ago. That incident is described in the epilogue.