The Girl in the Wall

Emily Slate Mystery Thriller, Book 9

De: Alex Sigmore

Narrado por: Molly Secours

You never know what’s hiding behind your walls.

Special Agent Emily Slate is a woman on a mission. Someone is sending her letters written in her dead mother’s handwriting, and she’s not about to stop until she finds out why.

But when she receives a mysterious phone call from town where she grew up, Emily doesn’t believe it’s a coincidence. After all, where better to start tracking down the person who wrote the letters than in her own hometown?

Except, when she arrives, she finds herself in the middle of a murder investigation. Initially a suspect, eventually she learns that the body of a missing seventeen-year-old girl was found in the walls of what used to be her childhood home. Not only that, but the victim was the sister of Emily’s one-time best friend.

With an entire town on edge, Emily isn’t willing to leave the investigation up to the local cops. And as the secrets surrounding the girl’s death begin to unravel, Emily finds herself in the crosshairs of a dangerous killer—one who has operated unchecked for over twenty years.

Will she be able to find out who buried a body in the walls of her old home before anyone else goes missing? Or will the killer catch up with her first?

It all comes back to The Girl in the Wall.

©2023 Alex Sigmore (P)2025 Dark Woods Press

Narrator change diminishes the quantity

Changing the narrator really brought the quality of this series down. The story is good, but I'm disappointed due to narration. This series was fantastic and I'd grown used to the voices of the characters.

New narrator, not as good

Loved the story, not a fan of the new narrator. But as always Alex Sigmore writes a twisty thriller!

Bring back Nicole B Dolen

If you start out with a good narrator, you should never change halfway through the series. I didn’t think anything could make an Alex Sigmore book dull, but this narrator tried her best - if in fact it was a real person and not a robotic AI application. I couldn’t tell one character from another, or even men from women. And don’t get me started on the monotonous tone and cadence. I guess I will have to switch to Kindle, if this narrator is going to continue. One thing is certain: I can’t give up Alex Sigmore.!

The change in narrators

You really really need to consider your audience b4 you change narrators in the middle of a series. You have ruined the remainder for myself and many others

The narrator was terrible

This narrator was very hard to listen to. Hard to tell which character was talking.

Horrible Narrator

I couldn’t even finish the book. It’s so bad. Can’t differentiate between characters. And to think. She did book 10. Ugh.