Sunken Death

Fin Fleming Scuba Diving Mystery Series, Book 2

De: Sharon Ward

Narrado por: Sarah Beth Goer

Sorrow. Betrayal. Death by drowning.

Those are the words of a dark and mysterious ancient curse that haunts the jaw-dropping sunken treasure known as the Queen’s Tiara. Everybody wants a piece of the riches from the past, but its location was lost years ago.

Now, underwater photographer Fin Fleming has found the coordinates in an old ship’s log, and she’s willing to risk her life to retrieve the treasure. She puts together a team of scuba divers to seek the treasure and film the expedition for a documentary.

Almost immediately, her scuba crew seems plagued by the curse, including betrayal and death by drowning. Fin doesn’t believe in evil curses, but she needs to uncover the truth, retrieve the treasure, and get her team safely back to Grand Cayman before the real killer destroys them all.

Filled with romance, adventure, mystery, and lots of scuba diving, the second book in this twisty series will keep you on the edge of your seat until you reach the end.

©2021 Sharon Ward (P)2023 Sharon Ward

Very Entertaining!

What an action packed story! I loved every second! This one picks up after the end of the last book. I enjoyed the treasure hunt and all of the crazy characters interactions. I am not sure adding Lily back into the mix was necessary as there is plenty of suspicion on other people. I was surprised there is no conclusion to the drug story unless they will come back next time. The underwater scenes are my favorite. Liam is a shock and a surprise. On to the next

Interesting plot

Pretty decent book. Newton, however, has to be the worst attorney ever. Apparently he has never heard of restraining orders. Dive scenes were pretty cool.

Scuba mystery!

Good fun listen! Enjoy the mystery of the story. Well played and written. Storyline is a carry off from the last book. I would listen to more!

Very implausible

I enjoyed the first book but all the unlikely people and events and actions are piling up. Ok I can accept her mom is rich, her step dad is rich, her bio dad is super rich, etc but in this book I couldn’t take it anymore. Is everyone a random billionaire? If someone kills family members and tries to kill me, but charges are dismissed, I would never invite them over for dinner. Too many implausible events in a row. It’s too bad because I otherwise liked the characters.