Shark in Daga

SHARK in DAGA , is a new novel by Cindy Mauro Reisenauer. Seeking solace in the splendor of the Adirondack Mountains, Neonatal Nurse practitioner, Kat Granger, has come home to heal after a life-threatening incident. While beachcombing along the lakeshore, Kat discovers graphic evidence of a brutal crime bringing back into her life lost love Dillon Walker. A land development deal in the works leads to a failed get rich scheme turning greed into vengeance as a monster is unleashed beneath the waters of the magnificent Great Sacandaga Lake. As the count of those lost and maimed climbs it falls to Kat and Dillon to unravel the mystery of the Shark in Daga.

What do you do when your safe place is no longer safe? Cindy Mauro Reisenauer's new novel, SHARK in DAGA, is loaded with suspense and tender romance. After surviving a near-fatal attack, Neonatal Nurse practitioner, Kat Granger, has returned home to the tranquility of the Adirondack Mountains to rebuild her life along the shores of the magnificent Great Sacandaga Lake. One morning while beachcombing Kat discovers evidence of a brutal crime bringing lost love, Dillon Walker back into her life. When land developers set their sights on the Great Sacandaga Lake a failed get-rich scheme leads to revenge as a monster is unleashed beneath the brilliant waters of the lake. No one is safe and everyone is suspect. Kat and Dillon find themselves at the center of the mystery as the count of those lost and grievously injured climbs. Amid the chaos and frenzy of the hunt, it falls to Kat and Dillon to unravel the mystery of the Shark in Daga.

Cindy is an award-winning Indie author and illustrator of the children's picture book, EMERITA, the instructional book, Line by Line Everyone Can Draw Dinosaurs, and the memoir, KNOWING ALEX Life with Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum. Shark in Daga is her first fiction novel. Born in NYC, Cindy grew up dividing her time between Hudson River Valley and the Adirondack Mountains. In addition to her career as a Visual Arts Teacher, she found a way to combine her passion for art with a lifelong love of writing by creating books. When Cindy's not drawing, writing, painting, doing photography, or working on books in progress, she can be found traveling, chasing after her grandchildren, and walking three rambunctious dogs with her husband, Rich.