Dark Waters (Alex Devlin, Book 3)

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The third book in the darkly compelling Alex Devlin series perfect for fans of Louise Jensen, Cass Green and Alex Lake.
Secrets lie beneath the surface

Two men, seemingly unconnected, are discovered dead in a holiday boat on the Norfolk Broads, having apparently committed suicide together.

Local journalist Alex Devlin, planning an article on the dangers of internet suicide forums, starts digging into their backgrounds.

But Alexs investigation soon leads her to a much darker mystery one that will hit closer to home than she could possibly have imagined, and place the lives of those she loves in terrible danger.

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Praise for Mary-Jane Riley:

If you liked THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN then this one's for you C J Carver, author of TELL ME A LIE

A brilliant debut novel The complex, fascinating plot winds between two time zones as the heroine seeks to uncover the cause of a terrible family tragedy. Rileys real gift lies in her creation of one hundred percent real characters Kate Rhodes, author of RIVER OF SOULS

A dark tale set in a familiar world. Riley's characters are unexpected and yet completely believable and this sinister and twisty tale will definitely stay with the reader for a long time Valentina Giambanco, author of THE GIFT OF DARKNESS

This book is brilliant a read to be devoured. A twisty tale with a tense psychological plot fresh, original and thrilling Tracy Shepherd, Postcard Reviews

Author Bio

Mary-Jane Riley spent many years as a BBC journalist and talk show broadcaster, covering some of the darker stories of the last decade, including the Suffolk prostitute murders, the Cambridgeshire serial killer Joanna Dennehy and Operation Endeavour, the police operation to trap illegal gangmasters in the Fens. She has had short stories published in womens magazines, including Bella, Womens Weekly and Thats Life. Mary-Jane Riley is married with three children and lives in rural Suffolk. The Bad Things is her first novel.