Fin Fleming series?

[mbs]

Anyone read these?

 

[BlueTrin]

Follow the adventures of Fin Fleming, Cayman Islands based underwater photographer, as she grapples with diabolical killers, ruthless kidnappers, ancient curses, and hungry sharks.

Looks like a hell of busy day

Looks like it has good reviews.

 

[mbs]

Heading to the Caymans next month so for $11 for the 4 ebooks I'll give them a read.

 

[BlueTrin]

Heading to the Caymans next month so for $11 for the 4 ebooks I'll give them a read.

Nice, please let us know if it is good (or bad)

 

[FezUSA]

Just bought book 1 on kindle for 0.99, heading to Roatan shortly so something to read. If good I'll get the others in the series. Wife has Kindle Unltd and it's included. I enjoyed the Andrew Mayne "Underwater Investigation Unit" series, hopefully these are good too.

 

[covediver]

On my list. I have read the AJ Bailey series by Nicholas Harvey also set in the Cayman Islands and have found each of the books in the series to be thoroughly enjoyable. Suggest you read in series order if you check these out.

 

[mbs]

Read the 1st 2 books on a trip to Little Cayman. Her writing style is very easy to read so I enjoyed them. The first book had a bit less scuba diving, but it was a fun murder/mystery. The second book she got more into diving and describing various aspects of diving. This will definitely lead some to critique it on that level. For example being impressed by "Master Diver." But again these are light easy reads and kept me out of trouble while not diving

 

[Knockneed Man]

Well, I’m guessing from the lack of people coming back to this thread after reading they weren’t good?

But they just popped up in my feed and was considering them

 

[FezUSA]

Literary giants they are not, but for some easy downtime reading that are in the world of diving to differing degrees they're pretty good.

 

[mbs]

Agreed. Enjoyed the first 3 traveling and will likely buy the 4th. I like the characters.