Every Lake by Adam Perry

When Alice was fifteen, her father killed Mia Heywood in their lakefront cottage before vanishing into the trees.

At least that's what the locals think happened.

More than a decade later, Alice has lost her job as a journalist, she's going through an expensive divorce and she desperately needs to sell the boarded-up 'murder house'.

But before she can do that, she has to find out what really happened.

Tall Pines still has its secrets — the postcard-perfect Otago landscape hides a deep divide between the residents and the rich holiday homeowners. She learns that more than one crime is being covered up and alibis are veil-thin.

One dead girl is a tragedy, a second cannot be a coincidence.

There are rumours that Alice's father still lives hidden in the trees surrounding the lake, and the closer she gets to the truth the more deadly the situation becomes.