The Girl in the Ground

A Completely Gripping Mystery and Suspense Thriller (Nikki Hunt, Book 4)

De: Stacy Green

Narrado por: Kate Handford

She was beautiful: shiny blond hair, crystal blue eyes and the widest smile Nikki had ever seen. She thought back to what she had seen in the ground, the dirt that caked the white bones. All that remained of her now was the silver locket that was still around her neck....

When construction workers unearth a girl’s skeleton in Stillwater, Minnesota, Special Agent Nikki Hunt is called to the scene by her boyfriend Rory. Nikki knows instantly that the girl was murdered, but she is shocked when Rory immediately recognizes her. The victim was his childhood sweetheart, Becky, and he was the last person to see her before she went missing 24 years ago.

With the love of her life now a potential suspect, Nikki is forced to take a step back from the case. But then her colleague Liam finds lies in Rory’s statement - it appears that Becky may have been carrying Rory’s child when she was killed. Despite this, Nikki still thinks he could be innocent, and knows she must find the real killer herself if Rory stands any chance of walking free.

When Nikki finds a potential link to two pregnant girls who were found murdered years before it’s clear that this is the most twisted killer that she has ever faced. And then another girl goes missing from Stillwater. Can Nikki unearth the truth and protect the man she loves? And will she find the missing girl in time to save her life?

A dark and twisty crime thriller that will make you hold your breath as you race towards the end. The Girl in the Ground is a new mystery for fans of Lisa Regan, Robert Dugoni, and Willow Rose.

©2021 Stacy Green (P)2021 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Exciting, thrilling, and suspensful!

Great author and narrator. I love Stacy Green! I would recommend anything she writes. I am making my way though this series and have loved every book!

No spoilers

Reviewing after reading the 4th book in the series. Strong likable protagonist that managed not to be cookie-cutter. Intriguing stories that keep moving. Narrator is excellent. Clearly enunciates without being ridiculous and has good range without being overly dramatic.

Love the series!

Great series, completely invested in the life of Agent Nikki Hunt & her family. Can’t wait for the next one.

Excellent

Great story line. Each chapter kept my attention. Was mysterious and thought provoking. Loved it!

The girl in the ground

This a great book by Lisa so many twists and turns. She makes you part of the story like you’re solving the crime. Can’t wait to read the others.

Held my interest

Excellent storyline, the narration was good although a bit dull at times and very little to help sort out the characters . Worth a credit to me!

Another hit by Stacy Green

This series is so fantastic and this book was no exception. Now onto the next! I read this book in less than three days. It’s a good one! 

SURPRISE ENDING!

Wow…I did not see that ending coming! NOT AT ALL! The author did a great job of not only entertaining and engaging me all the way from the first page of the book to the last, but I truly had no idea who was guilty until almost the very end of the book. Kudos to author Stacy Green!

Unfortunately this was the sixth and final book in the Nikki Hunt series. I suppose I will have go look at some of Ms. Green’s other series and make some new fictional friends.

Thank you Ms. Green for several wonderfully entertaining hours! PLEASE HURRY WITH THE NEXT IN THE NIKKI HUNT SERIES!!!

Good book

This was a good quality book from start to finish. Couldn’t imagine Rory as a bad guy but you never know. I would recommend to friends !

Mispronounced words

Like the book in the series before this one, interesting story and good voice actress. The biggest issue I have are the mispronounced words. How did no one correct the word “composite” in editing? In the last book it was read (and mispronounced) probably 20 times. In this book it was also mispronounced multiple times. Another noteworthy mispronunciation was for the word “coupe”, pronounced in this book as “coo-pay”.