BLACK CORAL by Andrew Mayne - REVIEW & GIVEAWAY

 

It's time to go underwater with Detective Sloan McPherson in BLACK CORAL (Thomas&Mercer) - Book 2 of 3 in Andrew Mayne's, "Underwater Investigation Unit" series. FYI: The book works as a stand-alone.

Detective McPherson finds more comfort being underwater, even in a murky South Florida canal than living with what lurks above. She's called in to help retrieve an auto accident victim, who drove into a canal. While doing her best to stay away from the gators, including 13-foot Big Bill she also comes across a van. To those on land it looks like a tragedy, but McPherson knows there's more. Once jurisdictions agree to haul the van out of the muck, they make a gruesome discovery. It's only the beginning in an investigation into dozens of cold cases.

This is book two in the series, and I loved the first one, "Girl Underneath." Living in Miami, I enjoy how the book takes readers around South Florida and I learn a lot about the area. Sloan is a great character. She can be stubborn and a bit of a pain in the butt, but she has a good heart. She's smart, has empathy and a good BS detector. Sloan also has a great team working with her that have her back. I was on the edge of my seat worrying about her getting eaten or at least attacked by a gator during the entire novel. Mayne writes great scenes out in the ultra-creepy Everglades. I totally understand why I've never wanted to go out on one of those airboat adventures. 

Andrew has been nominated for the Edgar Award for his book Black Fall and the Thriller Award for Name of the Devil and The Naturalist – an Amazon Charts best-seller that spent six weeks at the number one spot for all books on Amazon. Prior to his first publishing deal, Andrew was listed by Amazon as one of the top-ten best selling indie authors of the year.

Andrew starred in the Discovery Channel Shark Week special Andrew Mayne: Ghost Diver where he swam alongside great white sharks using an underwater stealth suit he designed. Andrew also starred in the A&E magic television series Don’t Trust Andrew Mayne.

Andrew’s current project is AI Channels, an artificial intelligence platform built in collaboration with OpenAI for interacting with virtual characters that can be used for education and storytelling.

www.andrewmayne.com

Thanks to MB Communications and Amazon, we have TWO copies to giveaway. Just tell us about any adventure you've enjoyed underwater. We'll announce a winner soon. Good luck.

GIVEAWAY: USA only please

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