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Seven Seas Mysteries Boxed Set
Seven thrilling nautical mysteries benefiting The Veteran's Writing Project.
A Dangerous Harbor: RP Dahlke When SF detective, Katrina Hunter, is placed on administrative leave after shooting her sister's stalker, she takes a long overdue sailing vacation. But a floater off Baja, Mexico, changes everything she knows about dealing with crooks, liars, cheaters and murder.
Bluewater Killer: Charles Dougherty A psycho on a sailboat meets the two women who go on to become the kick-ass protagonists in the Bluewater Thriller series.
Fallen Out: Wayne Stinnett Retired Marine Jesse is finally ready to relax in the Florida Keys, but danger lurks — from the glittering beaches to the swampy Everglades.
The Inside Passage: Pendelton Wallace Somewhere on Canada's Inside Passage, terrorists plot to destroy a cruise ship filled with celebrities and VIPs.
Trawler Trash: Ed Robinson Cruise the waters of Florida, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean with Breeze, but keep one eye over your shoulder.
Troubled Sea: Jinx Schwartz Thriller set in Mexico's hauntingly beautiful Sea of Cortez, where the sea serpent is Mexico's out of control drug trade.
Wood’s Relic: Steven Becker The Florida Keys looked like a good place to disappear until Mac Travis discovers a scheme to open a casino on a pristine key, and he has to fight off a crooked real estate developer, a Jersey mob boss and his crazy ex to save the island.
A Dangerous Harbor: RP Dahlke When SF detective, Katrina Hunter, is placed on administrative leave after shooting her sister's stalker, she takes a long overdue sailing vacation. But a floater off Baja, Mexico, changes everything she knows about dealing with crooks, liars, cheaters and murder.
Bluewater Killer: Charles Dougherty A psycho on a sailboat meets the two women who go on to become the kick-ass protagonists in the Bluewater Thriller series.
Fallen Out: Wayne Stinnett Retired Marine Jesse is finally ready to relax in the Florida Keys, but danger lurks — from the glittering beaches to the swampy Everglades.
The Inside Passage: Pendelton Wallace Somewhere on Canada's Inside Passage, terrorists plot to destroy a cruise ship filled with celebrities and VIPs.
Trawler Trash: Ed Robinson Cruise the waters of Florida, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean with Breeze, but keep one eye over your shoulder.
Troubled Sea: Jinx Schwartz Thriller set in Mexico's hauntingly beautiful Sea of Cortez, where the sea serpent is Mexico's out of control drug trade.
Wood’s Relic: Steven Becker The Florida Keys looked like a good place to disappear until Mac Travis discovers a scheme to open a casino on a pristine key, and he has to fight off a crooked real estate developer, a Jersey mob boss and his crazy ex to save the island.
2041 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 16, 2014
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R.P. Dahlke
16 books683 followersI write the Dead Red Mystery series,
and a romantic sailing mystery trilogy starting with A Dangerous Harbor and now Hurricane Hole. I LOVE to hear from readers! e-mail me: rp@rpdahlke.com
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January 7, 2015
Racy book
Alright , but too violent and racy for me, however, the action towards the end keeps the reader entranced. Not the worst book that I have read?
Alright , but too violent and racy for me, however, the action towards the end keeps the reader entranced. Not the worst book that I have read?
March 27, 2015
great read for the price!
January 23, 2016
This was a neat series of stories. Some were more boat oriented than others, but all were good.
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