[An Underwater Investigation 02] • Dark Water Dive

Homicide detective Hannah Sampson has traded the chill of the Colorado Rockies for the sunnier climes of the British Virgin Islands to become the only underwater CSI for the Tortola Police Department. But a murdered tourist and colleagues eager to sink her career have left Hannah navigating the stormy waters of betrayal, greed, and murder as cold as the deep blue sea...

EDITORIAL REVIEWS

“Exhilarating . . . readers will want to take a trip to the Caribbean to see if it is as wonderful as it sounds. The protagonist is a tough, feisty and spunky individual whose honesty, tenacity and intuition make her a good police officer . . . so exciting readers will finish it in one sitting.”

—Midwest Book Review

“The challenges of underwater crime scene investigation are expertly portrayed in this riveting mystery set in the British Virgin Islands. The feisty but vulnerable Hannah and a well-constructed plot make this a mystery that is sure to please.”

—Romantic Times

“For an authentic tropical twist to your mystery reading, try the Underwater Investigation series by Kathy Brandt, a diver with experience. Swimming with the Dead was a smart start and Dark Water Dive proves again that the secrets underwater and on the shore in the British Virgin Islands can be as deadly as the Denver homicide scuba team from which Hannah Sampson retired. Smart, sure and totally absorbing.”

—Mystery Lovers Newsletter

“In a chilling climax, Brandt takes the readers on a hair-raising dive that describes the splendor and the danger of the beautiful Caribbean Sea. This deftly plotted page-turner, a follow-up to Swimming with the Dead, is enhanced with a riveting description of the underwater world. A great book—I can’t wait for the next installment!”

—The Best Reviews

“Once again, Brandt plunges the reader into the pristine waters of the British Virgin Islands with homicide detective Hannah Sampson. Readers will feel the sun on their backs and the sand between their toes. Brandt weaves the fragility of the Caribbean ecosystem into the plot, providing oceanic depth to this fast-pasted mystery. Anyone who enjoys great writing will devour Dark Water Dive.”

—Springs Magazine