The Watson Girl

Tess Winnett

De: Leslie Wolfe

Narrado por: Andrew Tell

An absolutely addictive and pulse-racing crime thriller

Can she remember what happened that night, before the killer she thought was caught can strike again?

Join the ingenious and strong-willed FBI Agent Tess Winnett in her action-packed search for the prolific serial killer who once made a mistake. Addictive!

She's unharmed but not unscathed

For fifteen years Laura Watson believed her family's killer had been caught and was awaiting execution on death row. While she moves on with life with her adoptive family, she also lives in terror and uncertainty of the fear that she will one day remember what really happened that night.

She's The Watson Girl

As a therapist conducts regression session treatments in an attempt to bring back Laura's lost memories, little does she know that the closer she gets to the truth, the less time she has to remain alive. Now, the real killer is ready to silence her for good, before she can remember the details of that horrifying night.

She's a serial killer's loose end

Smart, relentless and short-fused FBI Special Agent Tess Winnett and her team now search for the serial killer who has managed to stay hidden, but who is now ready to strike once more to silence one last remaining witness.

Tess will hold nothing back to stop the killer before he takes another innocent life. Even risking her own in the process.

Laura Watson's family was murdered fifteen years ago.

That was only the beginning. His beginning.

If you're the apple of his eye, you're already dead.

The best-selling author of Dawn Girl is back with another suspenseful, gripping thriller. If you're a fan of David Baldacci and James Patterson, you will enjoy Leslie Wolfe.

©2017, 2026 Leslie Wolfe (P)2026 Italics Publishing

Great Audible Plus Freebie.

Overall, this twisty mystery was a much appreciated Audible Plus freebie.

The book unfolded from two POVs.

While the dual-POV structure added a layer of suspense, the murderer’s chapters felt repetitive at times, covering similar ground without always moving the needle forward.

As a result, this 10-hour audiobook would have been more impaqctful as an 8-hour listen.

Although Andrew Tell did a fabulous job with the narration, since the book unfolded from two POVs, two narrators would have been prefered.