Rosemary McCracken
Black Water
When Black Water, the second book in the Pat Tierney series opens, Pat’s relationship with her daughter Tracy is already stretched to the limits. When Tracy asks her mother’s help in locating her partner, Jamie Collins, Pat knows she has no choice in the matter; she has to rebuild Tracy’s trust. She heads out to cottage country where an elderly man, who killed Jamie’s sister in an impaired driving accident years before, has perished in a suspicious fire. Unfortunately, Jamie is the prime suspect.
Pat takes charge at the new branch her investment firm has opened in the seemingly idyllic community where Jamie grew up, and her search for Tracy’s missing sweetheart takes her through a maze of fraud, drugs, bikers and murder.
Once again, Pat proves that her family can always count on her.
ASIN: B07F8V4D3V
2nd edition ebook; July 4, 2018
ISBN: 978-1772420937
2nd edition paperback; June 30, 2018
Praise for Black Water
Rosemary McCracken is a master when it comes to showing ordinary people embroiled in extraordinary circumstances. From page one, Black Water draws the reader deeper and deeper into what at first seems a missing-person case but—step by step—eventually becomes a gripping tale of kidnapping, fraud and the violent settling of old scores. Pat Tierney, financial advisor, widow and mother, faces off against bikers, drug doyennes and a crazed killer in this fast-paced engrossing mystery. It’s a fast read with a beautifully complicated plot and great action near the twisty ending!
Rosemary Aubert, author of
the Ellis Portal mystery series
and Terminal Grill
Rosemary McCracken’s second Pat Tierney mystery takes us into the tranquility of the Ontario lake country. But the idyllic setting has a dark underside. Human greed and ancient grudges are wreaking havoc. McCracken’s smart and engaging protagonist must discover the truth and restore peace to paradise. She’s more than up to the task.
Gail Bowen, author of
the Joanne Kilbourn
mystery series
I personally love books where the characters are so believable and well-drawn that they become friends. Black Water is filled with wonderful details of everyday life that melt the curtain between the fictional and the real world. Add to that a suspenseful story and you have a winner all round.
Maureen Jennings,
author of the Detective Murdoch mystery series
A man meets a fiery death, and in the small world of Braeloch, a northern Ontario town, suspects abound. McCracken’s clever plot kept me guessing right to the end.
D.J. McIntosh, author of The Witch of Babylon
and The Book of Stolen Tales
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