Charlotte Link: Dunkles Wasser

A stormy night on the west coast of Scotland. Two families camping in a bay are attacked in their sleep by several young, hooded men. The violence escalates and in the end only Iris, the eldest daughter of one of the families, survives because she manages to hide. The Kilbride murders, as they are known from then on, cannot be solved. Many years later, Iris is suddenly pursued by a sinister stalker. Shortly afterwards, her friend disappears without a trace on a vacation trip together. The victim of a crime that was actually aimed at Iris? By chance, Iris meets ex-inspector Caleb Hale. Together with Kate Linville, he begins to investigate and gets deeper and deeper into a personal nightmare ...

Charlotte Link, born in Frankfurt/Main, is the most successful German author of our time. Her crime novels are international bestsellers, and "Ohne Schuld" and, most recently, "Einsame Nacht" immediately conquered the SPIEGEL bestseller list. In Germany alone, over 33 million books by Charlotte Link have been sold to date; her novels have been translated into numerous languages. Charlotte Link lives alternately in Wiesbaden and in the Bavarian countryside.

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