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Dark Waters

Alex Devlin, Book 3

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Dark Waters

By: Mary-Jane Riley
Narrated by: Kristin Atherton
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The third book in the darkly compelling Alex Devlin series perfect for fans of Louise Jensen, Cass Green and Alex Lake.

Secrets lie beneath the surface…

Two men, seemingly unconnected, are discovered dead in a holiday boat on the Norfolk Broads, having apparently committed suicide together.

Local journalist Alex Devlin, planning an article on the dangers of internet suicide forums, starts digging into their backgrounds.

But Alex’s investigation soon leads her to a much darker mystery – one that will hit closer to home than she could possibly have imagined, and place the lives of those she loves in terrible danger.

©2022 Mary-Jane Riley (P)2022 HarperCollins Publishers Limited Detective Mystery Psychological Suspense Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Fiction

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"If you liked The Girl on the Train then this one's for you." (C J Carver, author of Tell Me a Lie)

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