Bitter End
About this audiobook
What would you do if you witnessed the murder of your ex-best friend's ex-husband?
Seychelle didn't see the sniper who picked Nick off at the helm of his yacht, but she knows that there are plenty of people in South Florida who wanted to see the gambling-boat tycoon dead.
But it's Molly whom the cops zero in on. Since kindergarten, Seychelle and Molly, had been as close as sisters. But it all ended suddenly when Nick Pontus, a slick, older, up-and-coming entrepreneur, came along.
Despite her bitter feelings and against her better judgment, when her back-from-the-blue friend asks for help, Seychelle can't just weigh anchor and cruise. She's got to dive in. What she finds is Nick and Molly's teenage son, a scared kid with a big secret - and a killer on his trail. Protecting the boy, proving Molly's innocence, and navigating between squalls of gunfire add up to a tall order as salvage jobs go.
But like any good captain, Seychelle will never abandon ship. Even if it means risking her life.
Bitter End is the third book in this series of pulse-pounding nautical thrillers. If you like hair-raising sea stories, tales of Florida's underworld, and chase scenes through the Everglades, you'll love Bitter End and Seychelle Sullivan.
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About the author
Christine Kling has spent more than thirty years messing about with boats, and she now writes nautical fiction. As a full-time writer and nomad, she is traveling the world aboard planes, trains, boats and various recreational vehicles with her husband and two pups, Razz and Zoë. Find out how to follow her books and adventures at christinekling.com.
Rosemary Benson is a #1 bestselling narrator, singer, educator, and stage actress. She has appeared across the US, Canada, and Italy, and regularly performs with several ensembles and big bands. As a passionate learner and audiobook fan, she strives to entertain, enlighten, and encourage, so she is at home in many genres. Her musical ear allows her to produce myriad accents for storytelling, while her expertise in differentiating instruction guides her abilities in nonfiction. She lives across the river from Philadelphia with her husband and a houseful of musical instruments and books.
