Wreckers' Key

A mysterious shipwreck. A windsurfing accident. Is a modern-day sea monster stalking the waves?

Before Key West was the party capital of the Florida Keys, it was built by wrecking skippers who in feats of derring-do raced to shipwrecks to save their cargos from the ocean depths. But when her dear friend Nestor Frias runs a billionaire's luxury power yacht on up on a reef on its maiden voyage, Seychelle begins to suspect a chilling scenario: that modern-day wreckers are causing yachts to crash onto the reefs-and killing off whoever gets in the way.

Seychelle embarks on a dangerous course through the shoals and channels of the case and her life, unaware that a greater danger is looming: a murderous human storm designed perfectly for her.

With its colorful characters and rich sense of sea and land, Wreckers' Key is the fourth book in Christine Kling's series of nautical thrillers.

If you love tough-minded heroines, tales of the Florida Keys, and heart-pounding high seas action, download Wreckers' Key and get ready for a wild ride.

What readers are saying:

"Not only was this book so well written that I inhaled it in one day, the author writes in such a way as to "grab" the reader right off at the beginning."

"Christine Kling knows how to bring her characters to life. I feel their hurt, their emotions, their needs as if they were living breathing people. In fact, I think I have a small crush on Saychelle."

"Hang on to your life preserver because Seychelle has her hands full all the way to the end."

"Another fast-paced and satisfying novel set in Florida and the islands, once again evoking that sense of a world that is passing - the colourful, slightly dodgy lives of those who live and work on the water."

"Capt. Sullivan is nearly nabbed as she sleuths her way through this amazing mystery. Loaded with stops and starts; bobs and weaves; this is exciting and even amusing in spots. It's a great read! Try it."

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Audiolibro: 1 de septiembre de 2026