Black Water at Marron

Louise Cavender brings drowned people home. It is the only work she is proud of, and it has never paid the boat note. So when a stranger walks into her leaking shed in Slate Bay with cash and coordinates for a charter plane that vanished over Lake Superior with stolen diamonds aboard, she takes the job. Two hundred and twelve feet down, she finds the cargo pod already cut open — and a lift strap stamped with her dead father's shop mark. A November gale is thirty hours out, and the people who hired her are not leaving witnesses.