Hidden Depths
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Beneath the sun-drenched shores of the Cayman Islands, danger lurks in the shadows of paradise.
The RIO oceanography institute is riding high after opening a wildly popular tiki bar for divers?until the morning a mysterious young woman is found dead inside. For chief underwater photographer Fin Fleming, the stakes couldn't be higher: a crucial documentary deadline looms, and the institute's future hangs in the balance. When another woman from Fin's tight-knit team vanishes without a trace, the pressure mounts and the clock is ticking.
Determined to save her friends and the institute she loves, Fin enlists the help of a world champion freediver and a crew of elite scuba divers. But as she plunges into the depths?both literal and emotional?Fin discovers that the secrets swirling around her are as dangerous as the ocean itself.
With every clue, the mystery deepens. Can Fin unravel the truth before another life is lost? Or will the hidden depths of betrayal and danger pull her under for good?
Dive into Hidden Depths?a gripping, atmospheric mystery packed with heart-pounding suspense, unforgettable characters, and the breathtaking beauty and peril of the sea. Perfect for fans of underwater adventure and twisty whodunits, this is one Fin Fleming mystery you won't want to miss
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Sharon Ward is the author of the Fin Fleming Scuba Diving Mystery Series, which currently includes In Deep, Sunken Death, Dark Tide, Killer Storm, Hidden Depths, Sea Stars, Rip Current, Sea Monsters, and Ice Water. Heat Wave, book 10 in the series, will be coming soon from her publishing company, Penster Press.
Sharon was a tech industry marketing executive for many years before becoming a novelist. She was a PADI certified divemaster who has hundreds of dives under her weight belt. Her favorite dive location is the Cayman Islands, where the Fin Fleming series is set.
She is a member of NINC, Sisters in Crime, MWA, ITW, and the Cape Cod Writers Center along with several other writing organizations.
She lives on the south coast of Massachusetts with her husband Jack and their miniature long-haired dachshund Molly.
