Dead Tide

Book 4 in the thrilling DCI Jack Hawksworth series

By: Fiona McIntosh

Narrated by: Jerome Pride

MILLION COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR
Newly promoted Detective Superintendent Jack Hawksworth has headed up three major serial operations in England and in each of these cases he has lost a part of himself. While on sabbatical as guest lecturer in a London university, one of his female students dies under highly suspicious circumstances, and he finds himself drawn into a chilling new case that reaches across the world.
Jack's investigations lead him to Adelaide where he identifies a cynical international crime consortium that preys on the anguish of childless couples and vulnerable women. Together with local major crime officers, he follows his leads to the windswept Yorke Peninsula, and becomes caught up in an intoxicating private drama.

With his personal and professional business entangled once again, Jack must put his own life on the line to bring justice to those who are grieving.

From the bestselling author of Mirror Man comes a heart-stopping new novel of greed and corruption that questions the price people are willing to pay for a human life.

Goodreads reviews for Dead Tide:
'The pace was electric'
'If you like Jeffrey Archer's detective series you will like this series'
'Hawksworth is a must read'
'The whodunnit reveal was brilliantly done'
'Leaves your jaw agape on finishing!'

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Complete your Fiona McIntosh collection today!

Bye Bye Baby: DCI Jack Hawksworth 1
Beautiful Death: DCI Jack Hawksworth 2
Mirror Man: DCI Jack Hawksworth 3
Dead Tide: DCI Jack Hawksworth 4
Foul Play: DCI Jack Hawksworth 5

The Sugar Palace
Fields of Gold
Nightingale
The Champagne War
The Chocolate Tin
The Diamond Hunter
The French Promise
The Last Dance
The Lavender Keeper
The Orphans
The Pearl Thief
The Perfumer's Secret
The Spy's Wife
The Tailor's Girl
The Tea Gardens

Thoroughly enjoyable

This is the 3rd Novel I have listened to by Fiona and again totally engaging and enthralling. What made this one ever more so was being a born and bred South Aussie now living away from home all the references to places in Adelaide and Wallaroo etc took right back there. Beautiful memories.