Shadows in Deep Blue

Pulled out to sea by a rip-tide, Ebony is drowning. Ex-army Corporal, Jay risks his own life to rescue her. But that’s just the beginning of her secrets and lies and soon they’re both caught up in a fight for their lives.

It’s Ebony McAllister’s fortieth birthday and desperate to banish the demons haunting her from the past, she dives into the cold water of the Indian Ocean. She’s running from the burden of an abusive husband and an abandoned child and drifts through life like a gypsy, never spending too long in one place.

Jay Connolly is surfing nearby and rescues Ebony from the angry water. Retired from the army and carrying physical and mental scars from his time in Afghanistan, he’s settled in this coastal town hoping to escape the recurring nightmares. Jay keeps his romantic involvements easy and non-committal, usually with the blonde surfer girls around town, but against his better judgement, he finds himself attracted to this wild, dark woman full of mysteries.

Even though Jay begins to break through the long-sustained walls around Ebony’s heart, when she catches a glimpse of a man who reminds her of her violent ex-husband, she knows it’s time to move on. Then a young woman comes to her clinic for Reiki treatment and Ebony’s life starts to unravel when she realises it’s the daughter she left behind twenty-two years ago. Will she stay and face the truth to protect her daughter from her vicious father? Or will she do the only thing she knows to keep her safe? Run away.

Suzanne Cass’ small town mystery abounds with danger, desire and suspense, set along the beautiful but wild coastline of Western Australia.

Get Shadows in Deep Blue today if you love an intriguing thriller with romance at its core.

Each book in the Colours of the Earth Series can be read as a STANDALONE:

* Shadows in the Dust

* Shadows in Deep Blue

* Shadows of Red Earth

While the characters overlap, each book tells a different, separate story with a happy ever after ending.

© 2018 Suzanne Cass (كتاب إلكتروني): 6610000112593

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