The Girl at the Bottom of the Ocean: A Morgan Davis Story: Morgan Davis Serials, #1
By Amanda Byrd
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When another woman attempts to steal her husband, Morgan Davis decides she's not playing games.
Outwardly mild-mannered Morgan Davis doesn't really need a reason to kill anyone. After all, she's a serial killer. Her kill friends meet a general profile, but nothing obvious. No one—not even her husband, Dom suspects anything.
Then Dom spills about his online pal, Samantha; she doesn't know Morgan mastered the art of the hit long ago. Morgan starts to spiral, panicked that in actuality Dom might actually leave.
Can Morgan keep her cool long enough to get away with murder…again?
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The Girl at the Bottom of the Ocean - Amanda Byrd
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I PULLED THE body to the water as best I could. The moon was glowing behind sheer cloud curtains. The sand was soggy beneath my shoes, which beat dry sand, but only a by little. The girl’s hair clumped with wet sand the closer I got to the shoreline.
Then my feet were covered, along with half of the girl’s body. I turned around to look at her.
Her face was twisted in a scream, eyes still wide. Her blonde hair was matted to her head. Blood reflected black in the moonlight; there was sand caked in her hair. She was beautiful by any standard. By mine, however, she was hideous. Inside and out.
This girl tried to steal my half-wit husband. He told me about the things she’d said to him. Hence her trying and him being a half-wit. They met in some weird online group on one of the socials. I didn’t care about any of that. I cared about what she wanted and why.
It didn’t matter to me that he and I were on the outs; nothing did. We were still together for too many reasons, kids not being one. He didn’t even know I killed people for fun. Sure, we have secrets—this girl should’ve been one of his—but I liked to think they kept us together.
By now, I’m knee-deep in the ocean and she’s water-logged dead weight. I let go and watch her sink before beginning to trudge my way back. I tripped trying to maneuver between rocks. Rocks that weren’t an issue on my haul out with her body.
Back on the beach, I collapse. Drained from killing, carrying, and dragging this girl. Her name was Samantha. She was one of many.
My name is Morgan Davis and I kill people for fun.
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SAMANTHA MET MY husband, Dom, months ago on some fan group online. They talked, along with other people, about common interests. They got to know other members of the group, as well as each other. Then she started her shit.
Dom claims ignorance and innocence. He never thought she was real about anything she’d said. Do I believe