Daddy's Little Girls
A Thomas Shepherd Mystery, Book 2
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Daddy's Little Girls
Narrated by:
Connie Shabshab
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Narrated by:
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Connie Shabshab
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Dan Padavona
About this listen
When obsessive love turns to evil....
A nine-year-old girl vanishes from Wolf Lake without a trace, and Agent Neil Gardy with the FBI believes the disappearance is related to a potential kidnapping case in Michigan.
A child predator is loose in Nightshade County. And it’s Halloween night. Sheriff Thomas Shepherd can’t escape the feeling that the two missing girls are part of a larger investigation.
The deeper he digs, the closer he comes to hell. Children venture into the night to celebrate Halloween, heedless of the sheriff’s warnings. Is a dark presence watching?
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