The naturals written by Jennifer Lynn Barnes is set on Quantico, Virginia. The main character Cassie ends up transferring to a small town called Quantico which located in Virginia. She ends up being there because she is asked to solve murder cases and catch the criminals.

The book mentions a little about Quantico, Virginia and why the setting is there. This is a dialogue from the narratives perspective as she arrives in Quantico, Virginia. “The program’s base of operations was a looming Victorian style house in a tiny town of Quantico, Virginia- close enough to FBI Headquarters and Marine Corp Base Quantico to b e handy. The house ha a living room, Media room, Library and a study room.” So Cassie talked about how Quantico is known for its Marine Base Corp where they train polices.

Now a guide about Quantico, Virginia. If you ever want to visit this place then you should definitely go to the Leesylvania State Park. It is an amazing beach where you can have a swim and have a nice picnic. Next would be the Prince William Forest Park, there are little river like waterfalls and it is a great place to go hiking. And there is also the artistic Sculptures at Semper Fidelis Memorial Park. These are the best things about Quantico, Virginia. But be careful about this place since it has a Marine Base Corps it means that there are loads of Crime Rate. In the Novel it is said that the place is full of murderous crimes and even psycho paths. So just be aware of that!

You maybe be wondering what is so special about this other than the FBI Headquarters, and does it have any traditions?! Well let me tell you all all its secrets. The place Quantico is mainly know for training purposes known as Marine Corpse Base it is for FBI Academy and for Naval Criminal investigation just like in the Novel. Quantico, Virginia is a real place. Another interesting fact is that Virginia is the home base for the United States Navy’s Atlantic feet. Plus it is the birthplace of a holiday called ”Thanksgiving”. Now my favorite topic which is “FOOD”. In Quantico, Virginia they have a traditional food which is called Brunswick stew. It is a type of thick vegetable stew with meat. Yum Yum.

In order to visit this Mysterious place you must bring the following things. So things to wear in the beaches: Swimsuit, Beach Flip-Flops, Graphic Tee+Jean Shorts, Athletic wear, Wristlet, Snacks and Sunscreen. Also make sure that you have a travel map, along with some money. Pack a lot of summer clothes and bring a camera. One more thing which is really important is that all road vehicles passes through MCB Quanticos in order to reach the town; so vehicle drivers must have a drivers Licence. You should definitely visit Quantico, Virginia especially if you love Murder and mystery, which is all about the Novel- “All Naturals”. Cheerio.

Posted by: Joy Ghosh, 2019

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