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  • The Angel Creek Girls

  • Detective Kay Sharp, Book 3
  • By: Leslie Wolfe
  • Narrated by: Gwendolyn Druyor
  • Length: 13 hrs and 3 mins
  • 4.7 out of 5 stars (9 ratings)

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By: Leslie Wolfe
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Her chestnut hair, long and shiny, fanned around her head, moving gently in the wind. Her eyes, still open, stared at the back door, and her hand stretched out in a pleading gesture. Her lips, pale under the rosy lip gloss, were parted slightly as if to whisper one last word, to draw one last breath.

Nine hours ago: In a sleepy mountain town, widow Cheryl Coleman stares anxiously out of her kitchen window while a storm rages outside. When the knock comes, she glances back at her daughters before opening the door with trembling hands....

Now: Detective Kay Sharp vows to get to the bottom of a heartbreaking murder that has rocked Mount Chester. A single mother has been brutally killed in front of her three daughters. The youngest, three-year-old Erin, is lying inches from the body, her pigtails loose, her face tear-stained. Eight-year-old Heather is discovered hiding under her bed. Sixteen-year-old Julie is nowhere to be found.

The first 24 hours are critical in child abductions, and the girls are the key to saving their missing sister. But Heather is in shock, unable to communicate, and all tiny Erin can say is, “A monster came”. When Kay finds three suitcases lined up in the hallway, it’s clear that the family were about to run away. But why? And who were they trying to escape?

Thanks to her own past, Kay knows all about traumatic childhoods shrouded in tragedy, and she works around the clock to get justice for the orphaned girls. Turning the town upside down, she uncovers the shocking truth about their peaceful community: it’s home to a serial killer who preys on helpless girls. Faced with the most twisted case of her career, can she catch the monster before another innocent life is lost?

Think you know the meaning of gripping? Think again! Leslie Wolfe takes gripping to a whole new level.

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  • J.R
  • 02-12-2021

Fast tempo remained till the end

This is the first book I've listened to by this author and I'm off to buy the next. Cant wait, as this story had real characters, crimes and the relationships between them all was believable. Great plot, I hadn't worked out who done it and why until the story unfolded in the last few chapter. Excellent book.

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