A Field of Red

By: Greg Enslen

Narrated by: Mikael Naramore

Ex-cop Frank Harper doesn't want to get involved. Harper is visiting the small Ohio town of Cooper's Mill, trying to reconnect with his estranged daughter and a grandson he's never met. But he finds the town gripped in fear - two young girls have gone missing, taken in broad daylight from a busy street. And the police are coming up blank. But once Harper is drawn reluctantly into the investigation, he'll stop at nothing to find the girls. And he doesn't care who gets in the way.

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The jury's still out

This book had a slower pace. Frank is an ex-cop who specialized in missing children yet he refuses to assist in a local case when girl's start disappearing. He's an alcoholic who'd rather have his lips to a bottle than help.

I didn't like Frank much. He seemed pretty worthless to me, eventually he helps. I hope that's not a spoiler but I think any reader who starts the story will figure that out on their own.
The mystery in the story was solid and kept me listening. There's sufficient suspense most of the way through.

The plot stalls at times but is easy to follow. It's a decent book and those who love cozy mystery will most likely enjoy the story.

A very enjoyable tale

I first bought book #2 without realizing it was part of a series. I soon figured there must be a prior book but went on and finished it anyway. It was that good. Then I went back and bought the first and third stories. Now that I've finished book 1 I'll go on to #3. I'm sure it will be just as good or even better than books 1 & 2.

A Field of Red

Tedious, repetitive, takes Our Lord's Name in vain. Story would be better if condensed somewhat

who can you trust

This story was pretty good. The redundancy of the writing
made iit drag in places, which I found irritating. The storyline, though was interesting enough to keep me reading. All in an
enjoyable book.

Intriguing story

This book is very well written well developed characters and a good story.

Being from Southwest Ohio myself very easy to picture everything Greg wrote about.