The House Below the Tide
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“The sea gives up its secrets eventually. Sometimes it takes years.”
When a man is found dead inside an abandoned salt boathouse on the North Yorkshire coast, Detective Inspector Honor Whitling is pulled into a case that feels disturbingly familiar. The victim had enemies. The town has secrets. And everyone seems to know more than they will say. Because someone has worked very hard to keep the past buried.
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How it begins
‘There are two kinds of people in a coastal town. The ones the sea brings in, and the ones it has not yet taken back.’
For everyone who has ever known that the official version was not the whole story.
Is this your kind of book?
The House Below the Tide is gothic coastal crime — six coastlines, six houses, and one long record of what a family was willing to bury. It is written for readers who want the patient kind of crime and suspense: plotted, unhurried, and more interested in what people conceal than in how loudly it ends.
This is Book Two of Tide House Mysteries. Each book closes its own case, so it can be read on its own — but the series is built to be read in order, and starting at The House at Winterkeep means the connections land the way they were written.
The Tide House Mysteries in order
- The House at Winterkeepfree
- The House Below the Tide$5.99 · you are here
- The House at Elder Carr$5.99
- The House on the Salt$5.99
- The House on the Sound$5.99
- The House on the Lough$5.99
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