Dark Water

Beneath the water, a body lies undisturbed for years, while on land, a nightmare unfolds. Detective Erika Foster receives a tip about key evidence in a narcotics case hidden in a disused quarry near London. Upon searching, they recover drugs and the skeleton of eleven-year-old Jessica Collins, who went missing twenty-six years ago. As Erika investigates, she uncovers a family with secrets, a detective haunted by her past failure, and the suspicious death of a man near the quarry. With a suspect possibly close to home, someone is determined to prevent Erika from uncovering the truth. Readers are captivated by the gripping narrative, with many expressing their astonishment at the twists and turns that keep them on the edge of their seats. Praise highlights the book's addictive quality, with reviewers unable to put it down, often reading late into the night. Comments reflect a mix of shock and admiration for the unexpected ending, with many stating it’s a standout work from the author. The story is described as brilliantly plotted and deeply engaging, featuring complex characters and a narrative that leaves readers thoroughly entertained and satisfied. Overall, it’s a thrilling read that resonates long after the last page is turned.