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Masquerades, mimosas ... and murder
It's a dream come true for Frances Palmer: A voyage from Australia to
England on the "Empress of the Sea", together with her fiancé Jack
Sullivan and her Uncle Sal, aka "Salvatore the Magnificent". They've
been hired to entertain the passengers with magic tricks and daring
stunts.
But all is not well below deck, with jealousy and larceny ruffling the
cheerful atmosphere.
Frances and Jack soon find themselves in stormy seas, together with
newfound allies. When a passenger is found dead after a costume ball
and one of Frances's new friends is accused of murder, they decide to
secretly dive into the case.
Nothing is plain sailing, though, against a cunning murderer. Will Jack
and Frances and their friends get to the bottom of the truth, or will they
sink in the sea of deception?
Murder Makes Waves is the third mystery in this cozy series set in the
early 1930s.
Carmen Radtke has spent most of her life with ink on her fingers and a dangerously high pile of books and newspapers by her side. She has worked as a newspaper reporter on two continents and always dreamt of becoming a novelist and screenwriter. When she found herself crouched under her dining table, typing away on a novel between two earthquakes in Christchurch, New Zealand, she realized she was hooked for life. The shaken but stirring novel made it to the longlist of the Mslexia competition, and her next book and first mystery, The Case Of The Missing Bride, was a finalist in the Malice Domestic competition in a year without a winner. Carmen was born in Hamburg, Germany, but had planned on emigrating since she was five years old. She first moved to New Zealand and now lives in York, United Kingdom, with her daughter, cat, and sometimes her seafaring husband comes home.
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