Schwarzes Wasser

A morbid hotel, a traumatized heroine, winter's arrival on a lonely island:

"Black Water" by bestselling author S. K. Tremayne is a highly atmospheric spine-chilling thriller that combines a locked-room setting with psychological horror.

One single night transforms the dream of young hotel manager Hannah into a nightmare: The midsummer party was supposed to be the highlight of the season for her luxury hotel on a small, remote island in the wild and romantic Blackwater River. However, the festive celebration ends in catastrophe when several guests drown in the moonlit river. Following this, Hannah develops a panicked fear of water that literally traps her on the island. Even as the hotel empties with the onset of winter, she cannot leave. By now, she is convinced that the terrible night was no accident. Why does her sister, who was also in the water, refuse to talk about it?

However, Hannah is not as alone on the island as she believes: Not only have the spirits of the dead remained with her, but also someone who will stop at nothing to prevent the truth from coming to light.

As in his bestseller "Ice Sisters," S. K. Tremayne masterfully plays on the keys of our fears. With the wild and romantic island in the middle of the Blackwater River, the thriller author has created the perfect setting for a psychological thriller, into which horror gradually creeps step by step.