Seychelle Sullivan Books in Order
Seychelle Sullivan is a series of 5 books written by Christine Kling.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Seychelle Sullivan books in publication order
5 books
Surface Tension
by Christine Kling
2002
Salvage captain Seychelle Sullivan answers a distress call from a luxury yacht captained by her former lover. Finding a murdered woman aboard and the skipper missing leaves her under police suspicion and entangled in South Florida's criminal underworld.
Cross Current
by Christine Kling
2004
Seychelle Sullivan rescues a traumatized Haitian girl from a swamped fishing boat containing a murdered woman. Determined to protect her from deportation and a pursuing killer, the salvage captain investigates the dangerous forces behind her journey to Florida.
Bitter End
by Christine Kling
2005
When a gambling-boat tycoon is shot aboard his yacht, police focus on his wife Molly, Seychelle Sullivan's estranged childhood friend. Despite lingering hurt, Seychelle agrees to help and investigates the many enemies her friend's husband had made.
Wreckers' Key
by Christine Kling
2007
A friend's wrecked yacht and subsequent death lead salvage captain Seychelle Sullivan to suspect that modern wreckers are deliberately causing accidents. Investigating in the Florida Keys exposes dangerous competition and a threat aimed increasingly at her.
Mourning Tide
by Christine Kling
2017
While salvaging a derelict powerboat with her young son nearby, Seychelle Sullivan discovers human remains. Despite her promise to stop taking reckless risks, she pursues the killer from Fort Lauderdale toward the Bahamas, endangering her family.
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