Tide Remembers

Some doors, when left ajar, never close.Della Marsh spent twenty-three years as an investigative journalist and court reporter at The Age in Melbourne. She knows the difference between what the evidence shows and what actually happened. They are not always the same thing.Now she lives on a smallholding on Phillip Island with a horse named Matilda, two rescued Staffies named Biff and Ollie, and a magpie named Polly who has decided the farmhouse is hers. She writes for the local Gazette. She tells herself that's enough.It isn't enough. It never was.When a cold case from Phillip Island's past lands on her desk, Della finds herself doing the one thing she came here to stop doing — following the evidence wherever it leads, no matter how long it has been buried or how many people would prefer it stay that way.The Tide Remembers is the first book in The Phillip Island Murder Casebook Series — longer, more complex investigations by Della Marsh, inspired by true events, set on and around the island she now calls home.The tide keeps coming back. So does Della.