Surface Tension (39 page)

Christine Kling has spent more than thirty years messing about with boats. Her articles and stories have appeared in many boating publications including
Sailing,
Cruising World
, and
Motor Boating & Sailing
and her short stories have appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies. It was her sailing experience that led her to set her first nautical suspense novel, SURFACE TENSION (2002), on the New River in Fort Lauderdale.
 
Featuring Florida female tug and salvage captain, Seychelle Sullivan, the first book was followed by CROSS CURRENT (2004), BITTER END (2005), and WRECKERS’ KEY (2007).  Her latest book CIRCLE OF BONES (2011) is Christine’s first stand-alone sailing thriller. Having retired from her job as an English professor at Broward College in Fort Lauderdale, Christine lives aboard her 33-foot boat
Talespinner
and goes wherever the wind and free wifi may take her.
 

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ALSO AVAILABLE

In the Seychelle Sullivan Series

Cross Current

Bitter End

Wreckers’ Key

The Short Story Collection

Sea Bitch: Four Tales of Nautical Noir

Available in both print and ebook format

Circle of Bones: a Caribbean thriller