Mourning the death of her police inspector husband, Margot Renard moves to a small seaside town in the south of France. But when the body of a small boy washes up on a beach, Margot is drawn into a dangerous world of drug smugglers and people trafficking, and forced to cross paths with two feuding gangsters.
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Review:
Body On The Rocks by Rachel Green is a solid, well-paced mystery that had me invested early on. The world of drug smuggling and human trafficking is quite intense, and so this book definitely kept me on my toes.
I think Margot is the best developed character in the book. She has a deep backstop and a personality that you can root for. The rest of the characters were also well developed, but I think Margot stole the show.
Overall, Body On The Rocks kept me intrigued and surprised me often. I enjoyed it and would recommend it to crime mystery fans!
Thank you to Rachel’s Random Resources For allowing me to join this blog tour. I recieved a free copy of this book to review honestly. All opinions are my own and unbiased.*
Rating:
4/5☆
Rachel Green is the pen name of a writer from the UK. Rachel has twice been longlisted for both the Bath Novel Award and the BPA First Novel Award, as well as being on the shortlist for the Capital Crime New Voices Award. Rachel lives in a tiny village in England, but travels frequently to the south of France where the stories from the Madame Renard Investigates series are set.
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