Bring Her Home

A Trask Brothers Murder Mystery

De: C.E. Nelson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Lake County Minnesota Sheriff Dave Trask and his identical twin brother Don, Lead Investigator for the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, were bored. Their fishing trip to northern Minnesota had been hijacked by the weather leaving them with time on their hands. A poster for a long-missing girl attracts their attention and the brothers decide to look at the old case files to fill their time.

The Trasks return to fishing once the weather improves, but they can't escape the sense that there is something more to the disappearance than they see in the case files, especially after their lives are threatened. Don assigns one of his Duluth agents, Danny Carlisle, to look into the missing girl's background. Carlisle's investigation leads her to the University of Minnesota in Duluth where she finds her inquiries stonewalled, and her life soon placed in danger.

Meanwhile, the Trask brothers follow other leads pointing them to the real possibility that a serial killer is roaming northern Minnesota, abducting young women who never come home.

Readers of John Sanford, Jeffrey Deaver, Michael Connelly, William Kent Krueger and alike will enjoy this gripping murder mystery detective thriller. Newly edited.

Praise for Bring Her Home from readers:

"Fast and Exciting! If you are a Sanford fan you will become a Nelson follower." - Mrs.M

"A GREAT Murder Mystery well written that keeps you guessing with a great plot." - Kindle Customer

"Deeply mystifying tragedy. A compelling read...many twists and unexpected developments. Twisted minds with a sick sense of desire. A must read for all." - Ann M(Dazee)

"Exciting. It will keep you on the edge throughout the book." - Wayne King

"Nelson has hit the mark with this realistic, mesmerising, suspense thriller....A literary masterpiece for suspense novel readers that's about as good as it gets.." - Kindle Customer

Virtual voice SUCKS.

"She was diagnosed with add" LOL! Not 'A D D". One small example. I hate virtual voice. There is no nuance, no HUMOR, no irony, no pathos. It is mechanical, duh.

Nothing stood out.

I listened to the whole book, but I couldn’t get into the story. I was happy when it was over.

Great story

Liked the story. Like all the details and descriptions. I can picture the scenes as they happen.

AI

Do not like books read by AI. The emotion is not there, It does not compliment the stories whatsoever.

Great storyline

The storyline was great! However the AI feature leaves the reading lacking due to no feeling, no alternating voices & mispronounced words.