The Woman Underwater
Description
No one disappears without a trace....
Don't try to tell Victoria Sands that time heals all wounds. It doesn't work that way for a woman who's lost her husband the way she did. She was never able to say goodbye. Never able to arrange a memorial. Receive friends at the service. Write thank-you notes for the flowers and donations sent in his name. Because it didn't happen that way.
Victoria's husband never returned home at the end of a work day. And no one seems to know what happened to him.
In the seven years since his disappearance, no witnesses have stepped forward and no credible evidence has been collected-not even his car. The few tenuous leads the police had are now ice cold. He simply vanished on a field trip with the private boarding school where he taught behind stone walls-the same school their son now attends.
But someone has to know what happened. And that someone may be closer to Victoria than she realizes.
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"The Woman Underwater is a vivid and poignant story of a woman haunted by an unsolved mystery from her past. This book, where surprises and suspicious characters abound, is for anyone who's ever been told to move on from something they knew in their heart they shouldn't. I gulped it down in a single day."
-Megan Collins, author of The Family Plot, The Winter Sister, and Behind the Red Door
"Goetjen excels at exploring the depths of characters pushed to their limits, and confidently blends high-stakes emotion and hints of the supernatural in this page-turning tale of suspense."
-Shari Randall, author of the Agatha Award-winning Lobster Shack Mystery series
"The Woman Underwater is a gripping mystery with an engaging cast of characters, lots of unexpected twists, and enticing hints of the paranormal. Victoria is a thoughtfully-rendered character, resolute in her search for answers in a years-old mystery that turned her life upside-down."
-Emily Arsenault, author of When All the Girls are Sleeping and The Last Thing I Told You
"Goetjen's setting is bucolic Connecticut, a perfect contradiction for the internal chaos Victoria experiences while living a life without resolution, and a surprising amount of truly thrilling scenes. Red herrings are sprinkled artfully throughout. . . . emboldened by Goetjen's ability to portray her characters as imperfect human beings yet likeable in most instances . . . a challenging and courageous task for a writer."
-C. Michele Dorsey, author of the Sabrina Salter Mysteries and the Danny and Nora O'Brien Mysteries
"An absorbing, dreamy, water imagery-infused mystery."
-Kirkus Reviews
