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Life's A Beach-Until Murder Rolls InWith The Tide A 50-million-dollar salvage operation. An expert diver dead at the bottom of the sea. An elegant mermaid in a black Porsche-and an open invitation to dip into the troubled waters of her marriage. Cape Cod's Aristotle ""Soc"" Socarides, part-time fisherman, part-time private eye, is swimming with the sharks. Only problem is, he's the bait...and blood is beginning to boil to the surface. Soc didn't think he could get in much deeper, but he'd better think again. A family debt of honor comes due-a debt only he can settle-plunging him into the middle of a lethal search for buried treasure. Now Soc's about to discover how deadly the Cape's currents can be. Snarled in a net of smuggling, treachery, and revenge, he's finding out that no matter how far down you go, nothing's harder to salvage than the truth. ""Absolutely the best private-eye mystery I've read. I can't wait for the next one.""-Clive Cussler

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Paul Kemprecos is the author of nine novels in the Cape Cod-based Aristotle ""Soc"" Socarides private detective series. His debut book, Cool Blue Tomb, was awarded a Shamus by the Private Eye Writers of America for best original paperback. Shark Bait, the eighth book in the series, was nominated for the same award. He was the first series co-author to work with Clive Cussler and wrote eight best-selling NUMA Files novels in collaboration with the ""Grandmaster of Adventure."" In addition to stand-alone thriller Killing Icarus, he authored two adventure novels featuring Matinicus ""Matt"" Hawkins. The Minoan Cipher was nominated for a Thriller award by the International Thriller Writers. His short story, The Sixth Decoy, appeared in two anthologies, ""Nothing Good Happens After Midnight,"" and ""Best Mystery Stories of the Year, 2021,"" edited by Lee Child, along with literary luminaries Stephen King and Joyce Carol Oates.www.paulkemprecos.com

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