No One Knew

Noelle Marshall, Book 2

De: Kendra Elliot

Narrado por: Stephanie Németh-Parker

For a detective and an FBI agent, two seemingly disparate murder investigations collide with a twist in an explosive novel of suspense by a Wall Street Journal bestselling author.

In the crisp mountain air of central Oregon, a teenage girl’s search for discarded cans leads to a horrifying discovery: a body, brutally murdered and abandoned in the woods. The case falls to Deschutes County Detective Noelle Marshall, who finds herself navigating a community steeped in secrets, suspicion, and distrust of outsiders—especially law enforcement.

Miles away, FBI Special Agent Max Rhodes investigates a different kind of darkness—chatter about a violent uprising from a shadowy militia group preparing for war. The two cases seem worlds apart. But as Noelle digs into the murdered man’s past and Max closes in on the source of the terror plot, their paths begin to converge in a terrifying way. This was no random killing. It was a message. A merciless killer and a hidden army are operating in the same shadows, and finding the link between them is the only thing standing between a single murder and a full-blown massacre.

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I did not find this story real exciting as I have all of this authors previous books I have read.

Excellent - I think I found another great author

Not certain I would have chosen the book but it was recommended by audible and was a good length for current trip I was taking. Great storyline and development of characters and situation. Easy to listen in one sitting during travel - you will not want to put it down.

The wonderful scary story

The great suspense and excitement of the many characters keeps you on the edge of your seat,

JUST ANOTHER ONE OF THE KENDRA ELLIOTT BESTSELLERS!!!!!!

This review is coming from someone that has severe ADD, works from home full-time as a medical coder, a single parent of one rambunctious boy, along with two super energized dogs all while being a single parent and running a household I’ll by myself with all the chores included. I have the attention span of a toddler without their tablet, and this book is just another masterpiece by Kendra Elliott.

I have never been one to ever sit down and read a book. The only thing I ever read was articles in Cosmopolitan magazine because back in my day getting your monthly copy in the mail was like hitting the lottery! But with Kendra Elliott books or I should say audiobooks because I actually listen to the books on Audible obviously because I I am always super busy and barely have time to take a shower and that is on a good day!

Somehow, some way, Kendra Elliott knows how to capture your attention and refuses to let go until the book is complete and of course you’re always left wanting more but this day this is not a oddity to the age us women these days. Unfortunately, with me being in my 40s I am used to over promises and undelivering but when it comes to this author, that has never been a case in any book I have ever listened to from her! I just hope that she gets the credit that she deserves, and maybe this series could be made into a movie????? I have heard before people say the book is always better than the movie and never understood that because honestly, I never read before other than when I was in school in college and graduate school and was made to so if it is made into a movie hopefully it does it justice! Until the end, if you have not read this, read it immediately or listen to it and definitely share, share, share! The attention to detail , characters and their roles and visual elements, settings of where this took place and the overall story is amazingly unique and actually interesting from the first paragraph to the last!!!!

She is definitely one of my favorite authors and now it’s time to listen to the next masterpiece by Kendra!

Budding romance between Nicole and Max

Liked the friendships and sheriff Departments professionalism, also how the small town people cared for Emma.