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Bone Hook
- (Paradise Crime Mysteries Book 10)
- Narrated by: Sara Malia Hatfield
- Length: 6 hrs and 16 mins
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Bone Hook
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Publisher's Summary
Paradise holds deep secrets.
She just wants to save the reefs...and it gets her killed.
Five years after the events of Rip Tides, Lei Texeira gets into hot water investigating a crime scene 90 feet down off of the tiny atoll of Molokini, where the death of a beautiful marine biologist is anything but an accident.
He’ll do anything to beat his demons.
Lei’s husband, Michael Stevens, is desperate to kill an enemy from within, and it drives him to make a choice his wife will never sanction.
Can Lei and Stevens find the answers they need before their different directions tear them apart?
“Bone Hook is a masterful, gripping story, destined to become a favorite journey into the darkness of selfishly deceitful human machinations set in the paradise of Hawaii.” (R.S. Guthrie, author of Blood Land)
Listen to this fast paced mystery with a twist of romance, and take a trip to Hawaii with the series that’s sold more than a million copies!
Critic Reviews
“Toby Neal has delivered another preeminent novel in the irresistible and popular Lei Crime Series. In this tenth addition, Neal is better than ever, not waiting a moment to dive into a scintillating murder mystery set on Maui among that island’s resplendent coastline treasures. Don’t miss the very best of Toby Neal and the hottest Lei Crime addition yet. Bone Hook is a masterful, gripping story, destined to become a favorite journey into the darkness of selfishly deceitful human machinations set in the paradise of one of Hawaii’s most heavenly domains.” (R.S. Guthrie, a Shelf Unbound Magazine 2014 Notable Indie and author of Wise Bear Digital Gold Medal-winning, Blood Land, first in the James Pruett Mystery series)
