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Monday, December 3, 2012

A Dangerous Harbor: Kindle Book of the Day 12/3

Author R.P. Dahlke's ravishingly addictive mysteries combine the hot sun, exotic locations, and tough cops. Altogether they make for must-read stories like A Dangerous Harbor, featuring detective Katrina Hunter and  the problems she faces discovering a body in the ocean while off the coast of Mexico. Can she get out of the charge without falling for her investigator? Read to find out!

Name: A Dangerous Harbor
Rating: 4.2 stars over 47 review
Price: 2.99
Description: Bleary-eyed and sleep deprived after a long overnighter into Mexico, solo sailor and SFPD police detective, Katrina Hunter, thinks the mermaid twenty yards behind her thirty-two foot Westsail is nothing more than a sailor's hallucination But everything she knows about floaters convinces her to turn her boat around for another look.
Now, alone and isolated in the Mexican port's police station for six hours she's convinced that reporting a floater to authorities was a mistake. Even the arrival of a handsome, if somewhat dour, Mexican/Italian investigator does nothing to dispel her growing anxiety that she's about to be charged with the murder.

Chief Inspector, Raul Vignaroli, is as surprised by the attractive solo-sailor as he is to find that she's a respected member of the San Francisco police force, and after some well-placed phone calls he's sure that he's found the perfect partner to help him solve a murder, if not the cure for his broken heart.

Released, she's free to go. But leaving the police station hits a snag when two policemen march in, dragging a listless prisoner between them. But before Katy can dodge them for the exit, the prisoner raises his head and a startling pair of aquamarine eyes meet hers.

He straightens his back, wincing at the angle of his cuffed wrists. "What the... Whisper?"
Suddenly, the sound of the ceiling fan is terribly loud. Blood pounds in her ears, her mouth goes dry, her palms are damp and her feet are nailed to the floor. In a knee jerk reaction, she hisses, "Don't call me that!"

Reviews: "I could say I love it 20 times !! having sailed the Ensenada race many years these adventures there were near reality...A Dangerous Harbor for sure is an excellent read...writen as a pro in adventure...Loved it !....If you ever sailed this is a book adventure that can hold you captive...Now I am on to her other adventures..."

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