Branded Wives

By: Erin Wade

Narrated by: Victoria Mei

Sergeant Ash Denton and her wife, forensic psychiatrist Lana Denton, are baffled when wealthy, beautiful women in their town are targeted by a vicious serial killer. Only in fiction books are law enforcement officers allowed to work one case at a time. Follow Ash and Lana as they work cases involving an internet pedophile ring, drug cartels, and prostitutes while trying to stem the flow of dead bodies left behind by the serial killer. Ash is accustomed to dealing with murder and death, but she learns the true meaning of fear when the serial killer targets Lana, the woman who makes Ash’s life worth living.

©2017 Erin Wade (P)2019 Erin Wade

You gotta pay attention

There's a lot going on in this mystery. A lot of people are introduced but they are all necessary to the plot. It was like trying to figure out the shell game. I'm just glad they figured it out!

Great Mystery and Romance

Love the strong, smart characters in Erin Wade books. As usual I was guessing until the end. Narration was marvelous.

Very good book

This was a very good book. The plot was very suspenseful and kept me rooted to the book from start to finish. I kept suspecting a few characters but they were not it! The main characters were lovely with lots of chemistry for each other. The other two couples were equally great! The plot development was excellent and the narrative was very good!

Great listen.

This book was well written. It has a good plot and twists and turns in it that the ending was a surprise to me. Another great book by Erin Wade.

Interesting but extremely busy

The book’s named after a particular case, which is where the story begins with a handful of MC’s that seem to be the focus. But like a quarter of the way into it all suddenly all these other side characters suddenly take center stage & introduced with multiple other cases while the main one is still happening somewhat in the background. While I found each set of characters & the occupant of criminal cases interesting, it was a tad bit too busy for my liking. It started getting difficult to follow. I listened to several chapters twice bc the pace changed so quickly I got confused about where it was all leading...& more than once it didn’t seem to actual lead anywhere, it was just a side story thrown in the mix for whatever reason. It was kinda like five books mashed into one. This is my first Erin Wade book so I’m not sure if this is commonplace for her or just this particular story. I feel like it could’ve been turned into a series of multiple books where each of the couples & their stories could’ve been developed individually more thoroughly. If it was spread out I might’ve enjoyed it more. I found it interesting but just very difficult to follow & absorb. Victoria Mei did excellent job though as per usual. I gave 4 stars overall in large part because of her performance & just the intriguing factor of the creative stories within the book.