The Collection Girls

Emily Slate Mystery Thriller, Book 2

De: Alex Sigmore

Narrado por: Nicole Dolen

When a federal judge’s daughter goes missing without a trace, it will be up to recently-reinstated FBI agent Emily Slate to find her. Only Emily doesn’t realize what dangers lurk at the edges of this unique case.

Special Agent Emily Slate is a woman on the hunt. After returning home from the town of Stillwater, she’s more haunted than ever. Ghosts she thought she’d laid to rest have suddenly reared their heads, and the only person who can answer her questions has disappeared.

Meanwhile, a Federal Judge’s daughter is reported missing and it’s up to Emily to find her. As she dives into the case, she discovers a clever and twisted mind working against her and every minute that passes could mean it’s too late for his victims.

Emily will need all the help she can get if she hopes to find the person responsible and bring them to justice. And if doing so means bending the rules just so no more people get hurt, she can live with that.

©2022 Alex Sigmore (P)2025 Dark Woods Press

Good reading

I really enjoyed this book and kept me reading, plan on reading the entire series.

4 star

Very good I will continue to read all of her books in the series. Thanks

Good over all

Okay so this didn’t blow me away but it was definitely worth the listen. I have enjoyed each up to this point so far. A great read for a cozy autumn day.

I tried to like this series but

First book was just mediocre so I wanted to give the second book a chance. But no. I have nothing good to say. The narrator is also terrible.

Couldn't even finish it!

I listened to the first book of this series (His Perfect Crime) and it was pretty good. I thought I would go ahead and listen to the next in the series. It was narrated by the same person, Nicole Dolen, as the first book. In the second book the lead character, Emily Slate FBI, ended up partnered with her best friend, Zara. To me, all the dialogue between the two sounded like giggly little teenage girls at a slumber party. While some of that could be attributed to the voices done by the narrator, the writer wrote dialogue that seemed to be targeting young teenage girls' as the intended audience. I was very disappointed. I can't imagine reading the content instead of listening to it would improve my experience. I couldn't even finish it. What a waste of the high cost of an audio book. I will not be reading/listening to the rest of this series.