The Drowning Bay

A Vigilante Justice Legal Thriller

De: Seng Tang

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When a mysterious woman walks into the freezing Maine waters and vanishes, disgraced attorney Claire Morgan becomes the prime suspect. But the real danger isn't what the FBI thinks. It's what's hidden beneath the surface of her dying coastal town.

Claire Morgan fled her corrupt ex-husband's law firm for a quiet café in Saint Novak, Maine. But her fragile peace shatters when her newest client apparently drowns herself in the bay locals call "the Drowning Bay" after a teenager's suspicious death there last year.

As the FBI closes in, Claire discovers her client left behind evidence of a conspiracy. Powerful developers are poisoning the town's waters to drive down property values, and the contamination has already killed once. When her ex-husband Richard arrives as the developers' attorney, she realizes the corruption she once refused to enable has followed her here.

With the help of Sheriff Jack Harrison, a widower bound by duty but hungering for justice, Claire must decide how far she'll go to expose the truth. As threats escalate and a killer deputy targets her, Claire discovers that sometimes the only way to fight those who've corrupted the system is to break the rules herself.

But in a town where the authorities are bought and the evidence is buried beneath contaminated waters, justice might require the kind of vigilante tactics Claire once swore she'd never use.

The Drowning Bay is the first book in the Blackbird series of vigilante justice thrillers. If you like fierce female sleuths, small-town secrets with deadly stakes, and legal thrillers where justice comes from outside the system, then you'll love Tang Seng's gripping new series.

Buy The Drowning Bay to dive into this addictive vigilante thriller today!

Good storyline, narration, distracting

The story was well written, good twist and turns.
The narration was an AI voice, which just read the book and did not perform it. I thought I’d try it to see how it would go. This will be the last book I would want to listen to by a virtual voice. It’s difficult to listen to. You really have to use your imagination for the narration gives no emotion.