
Shadow Moon
The Huntress/FBI Thrillers, Book 6
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Narrado por:
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R.C. Bray
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Rinelle Harkin
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Casey Turner
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Meghan Kelly
For thousands of years, women have been prey. This time, the predators lose.
Book six of the award-winning series now available!
Does fate connect us?
Mass killer Cara Lindstrom is in the wind after a deadly encounter which leaves FBI Special Agent Antara Singh questioning her own sanity and fitness to serve. ASAC Matthew Roarke exiles Singh to Portland to work as an assistant to his old mentor, retiring profiler Chuck Snyder - but a mysterious break-in alerts Singh and Snyder to an active threat revolving around an old case: a series of brutal murders of homeless teenagers on the streets of Portland and Seattle.
Singh and Snyder must go on the road and deep into Roarke and Cara’s pasts to discover a pattern of destiny and interconnection that holds the key to unsolved child murders, past and present.
The Huntress series takes place over six months in the present and in multiple timelines in the past. Shadow Moon is a culmination of those characters and story lines, and it is strongly recommended that the series be heard in order:
Huntress Moon
Blood Moon
Cold Moon
Bitter Moon
Hunger Moon
Shadow Moon
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Excellent Overall!!
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Wow
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We all bring our own life to the stories we read. Now for two stories I have been uncomfortable with some assumptions about white guys and small towns. I am a white guy, who has lived in small towns, I have friends who own guns and visit gun shows.
And in these people I know I have seen kindness, graciousness, and a willingness to help others not like them. Not all, but it is never everyone in large or small cities. Might they notice a female in a small town with a different complexion - sure. But that's not racist. It's nature. It does not imply judgment, but something not seen all the time. Many I know would go out of their way to be kind.
I do not own a gun, Never have. But I know many who do. They are not just waiting to intimidate others.
I love a good story and if Ms. Sokolof writes it, you can count on it being excellent. I wish her the best. I wish for her the opportunity to meet some of the best in these small towns even if they are white and own a gun. I'd like to believe over coffee and pie both side might grow.
A great storyteller
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A fitting end to the last installment
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RC Bray … as ALWAYS … was wonderful!!
Should have stuck with the best RC Bray
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Excellent!!! Series
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This is book six on the Huntress series. This book is not a stand alone and this series should be read in order.
This author’s writing is so beautifully descriptive. She takes you places with her words that become so vivid and real.
Alexandra Sokoloff writes about the beauty in nature and about the hideous faces that are hidden in the abusers of women and children. In present time this story is more about the female FBI agent (Singh) who was introduced in the previous book. Following her meeting with Cara Lindstrom Singh is unsure if she can continue to be in FBI. Before she can tender her resignation her SAIC gives her a new assignment. He wants her to work with his mentor, Chuck Snyder. Singh discovers a parallel between her boss (Mathew Roarke) and Cara and their paths have crossed many times over the years. For each arrest or saved victim Roarke makes, Cara makes another kill.
Meanwhile there’s an open cold case in Snyder’s files that may be back to terrorize Snyder. It’s up to Singh and Snyder to solve this one
R C Bray narrates this book with three others. Narration
Is excellent.
This book has my HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION.
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I hope this isn’t the end...
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Best one yet!
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Watch out white adult males
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Second, is that the book is going to jump around a lot. There are flashbacks and older stories that really add depth to the story. Sokoloff gives the reader information about the time change, but its still jarring sometimes. I liked it, but the story is definitely non-linear.
Shadow Moon was the most different in terms of storytelling, but the stuff that Sokoloff is talking about is very real. She’s able to capture a real and terrifying underbelly and does it in a viceral and real way. The predators that she talks about throughout Shadow Moon (not Cara by the way) are insanely real and the story was able to bring this sort of reality to light – I think in hopes that if someone else takes a slightly longer or more in depth look around – they can help prevent stuff like this from stealing the childhood from children.
I enjoyed Shadow Moon, but it was dark and menacing. Sokoloff was able to capture that tone perfectly, and it lends to some fantastic reading.
I feel like I didn’t talk a lot about the actual story – but there was enough going on that would spoil it that I can’t really talk about it. The earliest flash backs in the book were disturbing and really set up two of the characters (and their “red string”). The introduction of the older profiler was also interesting, the scenes with him were fascinating to me.
Dark But Enjoyable
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