A Killing Tide: Columbia River Thriller

New York Times, USA Today Bestseller Where there's smoke... Kaz Jorgensen is used to fear--the anxiety of negotiating treacherous currents as she captains her family's fishing trawlers, the terrifying nightmares of the day she almost lost her life on the river. But now a friend is dead, an arsonist has set the Anna Marie ablaze, and her twin brother is missing, accused of arson and murder. ...there's fire The new fire chief, Michael Chapman, is coping with personal loss that nearly destroyed him. Right after moving to town, he finds himself dealing with a secretive, insular fishing community that views him as an outsider. And after rumors circulate raising questions about his most recent arson case in his prior job, he can't afford to get involved with the sister of a suspect. But when someone takes a shot at her, he realizes that whatever happens, he can't allow another woman to die because of him. What readers are saying: "P. J. Alderman is the next Lisa Jackson" "a fast-paced mystery and an excellent read" "a small town romantic thriller set against the backdrop of the sea" "...one could almost step off the pages and right into Astoria, Oregon]...The powerful images offer readers a glimpse of life as a fisherman"

Author: P. J. Alderman
Publisher: Tumbling Creek Press
Published: 02/08/2012
Pages: 286
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.73lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.51w x 0.60d
ISBN13: 9780983843108
ISBN10: 0983843104
BISAC Categories:
- Fiction | Mystery & Detective | Women Sleuths
- Fiction | Romance | Suspense
- Fiction | Romance | Erotica

About the Author
New York Times bestselling author P. J. Alderman has spent more than two decades in the Pacific Northwest port towns that inspire her romantic thrillers and mysteries. Alderman's contemporary Columbia River thriller, A Killing Tide, was on the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists for eight weeks. Her Port Chatham cozy mysteries, also bestsellers, take readers on a journey back in time to a lawless nineteenth century waterfront, blending history, murder, and present-day supernatural sleuthery.

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