Black Coral
Book Feature - Black Coral by Andrew Mayne
HBL Note: The second water-themed thriller I’m featuring on the blog this week (totally by coincidence!) is BLACK CORAL by Andrew Mayne. This is the second book in Mayne’s Underwater Investigation Unit series featuring Sloan McPherson. If you want to start from the beginning of the series, you’ll want to read THE GIRL BENEATH THE SEA before diving into this one (but I always think these books can stand alone just as well as they fit into the series.) Scroll down to read all about Andrew Mayne’s latest novel.
Book Feature - Black Coral by Andrew Mayne
Book Feature - Black Coral by Andrew Mayne
From the publisher:
Sloan McPherson and the Underwater Investigation Unit have discovered a van at the bottom of a murky Florida pond. Sealed inside the watery tomb are the bodies of four teenagers who disappeared thirty years ago after leaving a rock concert. To authorities, it looks like a tragic accident. To Sloan, it looks like murder. Every piece of evidence is starting to connect to a string of cold case vanishings throughout Florida. Clue by clue, Sloan navigates the warm, dark waters where natural predators feed, knowing that the most dangerous one is still above the surface—nesting and dormant.
But when a fresh young kill is found in the Everglades, Sloan fears that her investigation has reawakened a monster. How can she catch someone who’s a genius at hiding in plain sight? By acting as prey. The dangerous gambit is working—only too well. She’s being lured into a deception of the madman’s own design. Has Sloan set a trap for a serial killer? Or has he set one for her?
Book Feature - Black Coral by Andrew Mayne
