Mark Macrossan

the darkest dark is beneath the surface

The wreck of a sixteenth-century galleon is found in the Western Australian desert, and the Russian couple who find it disappear.

A London lawyer is being terrorised by a series of near-fatal accidents, each worse than the last.

In Paris, a detective sets out on a dangerous, worldwide hunt for an international crime boss, determined to exact revenge on behalf of his sister.

And they have one thing in common:  the Decagon.

Recently discovered in the waters off Namibia, a priceless Persian artefact comes to light.  Known as the Decagon, it’s a wonder of Islamic geometry.  And connected with this, somehow, are the chaotic events befalling Jonathon Marriner, a London barrister, Commandant Laurent Ruart, of the Préfecture de police in Paris, and a young Japanese woman, Ishiko Mizushima, a member of a global mafia syndicate.

Dark Oceans is a gripping saga propelled by the dangers of sexual attraction, the ‘geometry’ of chance, and the broad reach of crime in a globalised world.

‘Dark Oceans is stylish and poised and told with great verve’
Sue Woolfe

E-book (Kindle) and print editions were released in November 2018. Both can be purchased through Amazon — click on the cover above, or the following link:

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