THE WATERWAY MURDER

by B. A. Reukema

294 pages

When Tim Wallace finds a murdered corpse, his chief suspect is Nicole Carlisle. Tim starts falling for her, but when another body turns up, Nicole is implicated again. Tim's efforts to prove her innocence become a race to prevent her murder.

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About the Book
Detective Sergeant Timothy Wallace stumbles across a body washed ashore at an English seaside town. When it looks like a murder, suspicion falls on Nicole Carlisle, an international courier. Tim’s career is a mess. His boss is angry at his attempt to link the waterlogged corpse with her failure to arrest a drug dealer. She even blames Tim for the stray dog living in the police station car park. Tim’s personal life is just as chaotic, and his relationship with his girlfriend has hit a critical roadblock. Told to build a case against Nicole, Tim finds himself falling for her. When another dead body turns up, and there is a connection to Nicole, he hopes it is a coincidence. However, when he is attacked on the footpath along the local canal, the circumstances again point to Nicole’s involvement. Tim’s efforts to prove her innocence turn into a race against time to prevent Nicole from becoming a victim in the waterway murder.
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About the Author
	The author’s first job was pulling pints in a Scottish pub, followed by careers as a stockbroker in Montreal and teaching aviation law in Los Angeles. A marathon runner, B. A. Reukema is married with two sons. The author was born in England but now calls California home.