The Dead Thing in the Pool

The Dead Thing in the Pool

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1952 · English · Hardcover
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In a quiet suburban neighborhood, an unexpected mystery unfolds, gripping residents with its eerie and unsettling nature. As summer descends, the allure of the pool takes a darker turn when a lifeless body is discovered, triggering a wave of fear and suspicion among the close-knit community. The revelation shatters the tranquility of their lives, leaving everyone asking who could commit such a heinous act.

Amid the chaos, a determined detective must sift through lies and half-truths, peeling back layers of deception that hide the truth about the victim and the cast of characters entangled in this web of secrets. Friends turn into suspects, and trust rapidly erodes as paranoia sets in. The weight of hidden pasts becomes unbearable as the search for answers intensifies.

As the investigation unfolds, the narrative explores the complexities of human relationships, the fragility of trust, and the darkness that can lurk beneath even the most ordinary facades. Each character is drawn with depth and nuance, revealing motivations that spark a deeper examination of morality and choice.

In the end, the story grips the reader with a powerful tension, leading to revelations that challenge assumptions and put every character's integrity into question. In this compelling tale, the calm surface of suburban life conceals profound truths, leaving readers questioning what lies beneath the surface.

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Format Hardcover
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1952
Publisher Doubleday Crime Club
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