Mysterious Abduction

By: Rita Herron

Narrated by: Steve Campbell

She’ll never give up on finding her baby.

And neither will the sheriff of Whistler.

For five years, Cora Reeves has searched for her baby, who went missing in a fire—a baby she swears is still out there. When the private investigator sniffing out clues ends up dead, Sheriff Jacob Maverick’s on the cold case. As old evidence takes on new meaning, Jacob is desperate to ensure Cora’s safety. Especially once he realizes how far someone is willing to go to keep her from learning the truth behind what really happened that fateful day…

Wow what a ride

Sgreat suspense mystery that exposes real issues.
Love the romance and dedication in the storyline

Couldn't stop listening

The action was non-stop straight to the end. One minute, I thought I knew who had done it, and the next, I was thinking something else. Well written with wonderful complex characters. Excellent story.

Great Read!

Great book! Well written an fantastic characters! Listened straight through! Loved it! Best mix of action an romance!

Very Entertaining!

Mysterious Abduction is the first book in Rita Herron ‘s newest series. I like the way the publisher’s summary sets up this novel. It gives just the gist with out spelling out the entire story.
The protagonist (Cora Reeves) gives birth and has a few moments with her newborn. The infant is then taken to the nursery and Cora falls asleep. She’s woken by the fire alarm and ushered out to the street where she looks for the babies from the nursery. When she finds the bassinet with her daughter’s name on it, she finds it’s empty. Hers is the only one missing. What she doesn’t know is whether the kidnapping was planned or random. Either way she’s determined to find her daughter but after six years she sees her daughter in every little girl.
Steve Campbell does an excellent job narrating.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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Great story line

Enjoyed the twists and turns of this intriguing story. I would recommend it to anyone, it is a great listen.