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A May Moore Suspense Thriller, Book 4

De: Blake Pierce

Narrado por: Melissa Durbin

From number one best-selling mystery and suspense author Blake Pierce comes a gripping new series: May Moore, 29, an average Midwestern woman and deputy sheriff, has always lived in the shadow of her older, brilliant FBI agent sister. Yet the sisters are united by the cold case of their missing younger sister—and when a new serial killer strikes in May’s quiet, Minnesota lakeside town, it is May’s turn to prove herself, to try to outshine her sister and the FBI, and, in this action-packed thriller, to outwit and hunt down a diabolical killer before he strikes again.

A body is found floating peacefully in the lake in May’s hometown, and soon, more begin to appear. This body seems too peaceful, the murder too eerily calm.

Can May enter this killer’s mind and crack the case before he claims his next victim?

A harrowing crime thriller featuring a brilliant and tortured Deputy Sheriff, the May Moore series is a riveting mystery, packed with non-stop action, suspense, jaw-dropping twists, and driven by a breakneck pace that will keep you listening late into the night.

Books 5-11 are also available!

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Refreshing heroine

I enjoy having a main character who has flaws like normal people. I like May and she is getting stronger and better in her solves and getting to know her big sister Carrie, not Kate as one review said.

Weakest female lead

This should be called the Kate Moore Series because in every book, Kate is the strong character and May is portrayed as a weak, whining, constantly unsure of herself. She is always second place to her sister and in every book, she spends more time worrying what everyone else thinks and very little on the crime at hand. I find it annoying that with almost all the other female leads, Blake Pierce has strong women. May doesn’t compare to them. I prefer the Jessie Hunt books. At least Jessie has overcome horrors and though she doubts herself sometimes, she doesn’t spend the entire book whining to her boyfriend or anyone else why she had to face all she did. Please make May gain some confidence and backbone and stop making her a doormat for her sister and parents.