Wreckers' Key
Seychelle Sullivan Suspense, Book 4
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Narrated by:
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Rosemary Benson
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Written by:
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Christine Kling
About this listen
Number one Amazon best-selling author Christine Kling does it again with Wreckers' Key!
"A taut, fast-paced thriller.... Kling’s prose is strong and authoritative." (The Miami Herald)
From harbors of Key West to the wilds of Biscayne Bay to the night lights of Miami, Kling’s tough-minded heroine has carved out a life that is uniquely her own. Now, in Wreckers' Key, the fourth book in the series, this fiercely independent woman is at a turning point...and in a dangerous duel with an unseen enemy.
Before Key West was the party capital of the Florida Keys, it was built by wrecking skippers who, in feats of derring-do, raced to shipping disasters to save valuable cargo from the ocean depths. But when a friend is killed, Seychelle begins to suspect a chilling scenario: that modern-day wreckers are causing yachts to crash onto the reefs - and killing off whoever gets in the way.
Seychelle's dear friend, Nestor Frias, was piloting a billionaire’s luxury power yacht on its maiden voyage when it ran up on a reef. A few days later, Frias was dead. His eight-months-pregnant widow Catalina is distraught, and a host of questions surround both Frias’s death and the ship’s accident. When Cat turns to Seychelle for help in proving Nestor was murdered, Seychelle embarks on a dangerous course through the shoals and channels of the case and her life, unaware that a greater danger is looming: a murderous human storm designed perfectly for her.
With its vivid, colorful characters and rich sense of sea and land, Wreckers’ Key is a brilliant addition to Christine Kling's fascinating, entertaining, and thrilling Florida mystery series.
©2007 Christine Kling (P)2018 Christine Kling