Dark Waters is much more than a mystery. The smell of the sea air, the pounding waves, and the danger and excitement of kayaking in Canada's famed Inside Passage fill the pages of K. L. Abrahamson's spine-tingling tale involving whales, eagles ... and murder.

-- Joanne Pence, USA Today bestselling author of The Angie Amalfi Mysteries

**A DEAD AND MUTILATED WHALE.
A MURDERED BOY.
A GIRL IN DANGER.

A GUTSY SURVIVOR OF A SCHOOL SHOOTING MUST NOW SURVIVE A PERILOUS JOURNEY TO SOLVE THE MYSTERY AND SAVE THE GIRL.**

Johnstone Strait, British Columbia, Canada: A remote cluster of forested islands, home of orcas, bears and bald eagles. The presence of resident orcas lures scientists and whale watchers from all over the world, as well as kayakers seeking the quiet and the chance to get closer to nature on this pristine coastline.

Retired school teacher Phoebe Clay takes her beloved twelve-year-old niece, Alice, on a kayaking trip to paddle with orcas, hoping for a chance to bond with the girl and to recover from the crippling trauma of the school shooting that took the lives of three students—a shooting for which she secretly blames herself.

But on their first morning, a dead whale washes ashore. Then the murder of a young man reignites all of Phoebe's debilitating trauma. A town with too many secrets, toxic ecological practices and a series of disappearances plunge Phoebe and Alice into a nightmare adventure.

And then Alice disappears.

Phoebe must conquer her fears in a terrifying rescue attempt.

Unless the dark water prevails...

Readers who enjoy vivid setting and strong female characters will love Phoebe Clay's adventures.

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