End of the Ocean
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Watkins Media Limited
Publishing:25th Mar '25
£9.99
This title is due to be published on 25th March, and will be despatched as soon as possible.
When newly divorced Sage arrives in Bali, his only plan is to drink on the beach until his money runs out and then return home to start over. So he’s caught by surprise when he falls in love with the country and its people, particularly the attractive and considerate Ratri. Soon Sage can no longer see himself living anywhere else, even as his funds dwindle and his visa’s expiration date nears. Increasingly desperate to stay with Ratri, Sage finds himself being recruited by a drug-smuggling ring—in a country where drug trafficking is punishable by death. The promised pay-out would be enough to set Sage and Ratri up for life, but only if Sage isn’t caught. Will Sage go home and risk the life he envisions with Ratri, or risk everything to stay and make that life possible?
"In End of the Ocean, Matt McBride strikes an incredible balance between his signature dark humor and pulp sensibility while telling an incredibly thoughtful and intimate story. This isn't just a step up from his previous books – it's an evolution.”
– Rob Hart, author of The Woman From Prague and The Warehouse
"No one veers between the sacred and profane like Matthew McBride. End of the Ocean is many things — a suspense novel, a love story, a tale of betrayal — but it is always a heart-pounding ride that leaves room for unforgettable moments of grace."
– Hilary Davidson, Anthony Award-winning author of One Small Sacrifice
"McBride can't write a bad sentence...McBride remains a very special writer, capable of exploiting the fringes of the crime genre in utterly original ways."
– Booklist
“McBride does a nice job slowly developing his characters and their milieu... (he) keep(s) the tension high.”
– Publishers Weekly
"McBride is quietly waiting to yank the rug out from under the feet of his unsuspecting readers by story’s end...Come for the caper and stay for the story."
– Bookreporter
ISBN: 9781915523778
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
336 pages
New edition