The Last Gathering: A gripping Fiction

The tide rises. The truth doesn't.The Blackthorn Symposium on Digital Ethics never officially begins - it ends instead with a locked library, a dead founder, and forty-three stranded guests who all have something to hide. Margaux Cassin recognizes the corpse immediately: he's the source who fabricated the documents that destroyed her career three years ago.Now she's the obvious suspect, trapped on a tidal island off the Scottish coast with no signal, no escape route, and a killer who planned every detail with the kind of institutional precision she once spent her career exposing. The next tide will bring the police - but it will also give a murderer hours to finish what they started.Margaux built her reputation untangling lies for a living, until someone used that skill against her. Dunscarrow House is full of people wearing borrowed identities and old debts, and the surveillance infrastructure humming beneath this ethics conference knows exactly who they really are.She didn't come here to solve a murder - but she's the only one clever enough, and furious enough, to survive one.Perfect for fans of Anthony Horowitz and Janice Hallett.

Pagina's: 264, Paperback, Independently published