Product Description
Dangerous Crossing
Author: Rachel Rhys
Format: Paperback
Escape on a cruise with this gripping Richard and Judy holiday read
'An exquisite tale of intrigue and dark secrets' — Lisa Jewell
'A gripping atmospheric read' — Ruth Ware
A Gripping Historical Whodunnit on the Seas Dripping Wth Highsmith-Esque Glamour, Intrigue and Murder
England, September 1939
Former chambermaid Lily Shepherd boards a cruise liner for a new life in Australia and is plunged into a world of cocktails, jazz and glamorous friends. But as the sun beats down, long-hidden secrets begin to surface. As tension mounts in the enclosed space of a liner at sea, it's soon clear a killer is on board ...
Readers are totally gripped by DANGEROUS CROSSING:
'Full of luxurious and decadent detail, bringing the five-week sea voyage from England to Australia bursting to life'
'I enjoyed every single page. Rich, evocative and intriguing from start to finish'
'Delicious, dark and completely compelling'
Also try Rachel Rhys' other unputdownable historical mysteries: A FATAL INHERITANCE and ISLAND OF SECRETS
Coming soon by Rachel Rhys***
Murder in Black Rock Castle
About the Author
Rachel Rhys is the pseudonym of psychological thriller writer Tammy Cohen. Her debut, Dangerous Crossing, was a bestselling Richard and Judy Book Club pick and was followed by A Fatal Inheritance and Island of Secrets. Rachel's latest novel, Murder Under the Tuscan Sun is once again superb historical suspense crime, this time with an irresistible Italian 1920s setting. She lives in North London, with her three (allegedly) grown up children and her neurotic rescue dog.
Visit www.tammycohen.co.uk to find out more about her work, including her latest pyschological suspense title THE WEDDING PARTY. You can also find her on facebook or twitter as @MsTamarCohen or on Instagram as @tammycohenwriter.
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