Stolen Mothers

Nikki Hunt, Book 9

De: Stacy Green

Narrado por: Kate Handford

Children run through the streets in their Halloween costumes, giggling happily, not noticing the blood on the house is real. A baby girl is tucked up asleep in her room. Her mother’s body lies motionless in the front yard, pink petals on the ground beside her…

Arriving in the quiet community of Mulberry Creek, Special Agent Nikki Hunt is shocked that amongst the chaos of costumes and fake, silver spider webs, a new mother called Kiania Watson has lost her life. A blooming rare flower placed carefully in her cold, bound hands. Nikki’s legs go weak: it’s the mark of a serial killer she’s met before.

Nine years ago, Nikki fell in pursuit of a masked man who’d killed a young girl at a cabin in rural Minnesota. Seeing her cradling the bump of her pregnant belly, he’d spared her life. She was told he’d died in a shoot-out days later. But the pink flower only grows at that cabin: it’s a message to Nikki. Nikki’s team are quick to suspect Kiania’s abusive husband. But Nikki finds two further, similar murders in other states. Flowers were left in their palms when they died. Nikki’s heart breaks when she realizes all the victims were mothers to newborn babies.

Digging desperately into old case files, Nikki finds blood on a rock she secured nine years ago, which has never been tested. But not before receiving a desperate call that another woman has just been taken. This twisted killer is playing a deadly game, and Nikki must risk her own life if she has any chance of returning this mother to her child alive…

A dark, twisty and heart-racing thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Fans of Kendra Elliot, Lisa Regan and Robert Dugoni will be addicted to the suspense.

©2024 Stacy Green (P)2024 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“One sensational read! Wow, this one just completely blew me away. If you’re looking for a brand new series to sink your teeth into, then look no further. A must-read!” Once Upon A Time Book Blog

Mispronunciations

I really like this author and the series. I usually love this reader, even though she always mispronounces a word or two. During this performance it was distracting. Are there not "proof listeners"? Chi was "chee", Marquis was "Mar-kwis" and the list goes on. Please do better.

story is way better than narration

The narrator for this needs to learn how to pronounce common words like filet (its not fill-it) & Chi (it's Greek & not chee) & less common like Aram (AR-um, not air-um). Narrator aside I loved this book! It took a step up from the previous & I did not guess the end.

love this series

great story. love the way the writer draws you in and keeps you enthralled. i hope that the writer continues the series.

Another Great Nikki Novel!

This story has you gripped in its suspense throughout the story. The narrator is ALWAYS excellent and knows just how to contribute to the edgy storyline.

Great story,narrator as in all the Nikki Hunt Books

Story is horrible yet believable. As in all of Stacy Greens books the mystery deepens util the unexpected often happens. Great fun summer read.

Mar-quis!

Narrators always get a word or two wrong in audiobooks… but saying Marquis like it’s spelled sent me. 😂🤷🏼‍♀️

Great series! I hate that this is the last book

I love the narrators voice but the mispronunciation of many words through the series grated on my nerves. The storylines were worth it though.

love Nicki Hunt series

I love the Nikki hunt series I can not wait for the next one the story was great it was written well and it had mt attention to the very end.

Did not disappoint

Once again Nikki is out trying to find a serial killer before he strikes again. Stacy did an amazing job at picking up the story where it left off and still allow for it to be a stand alone read if needed.
The voice actors also did a great job and if I'm correct they are the same ones from the last books which allowed the story to flow smoother!

Loved the story, narration needed work

I loved this book just like all the other Nikki Hunt books but this time I couldn't get over the miss pronunciation of Mercury Grand Marquis... Marquis is pronounced "Mar Key" not "Mar Ques" and Courtney's cat is named after the lead character in Disney's Brave, Merida...which is pronounced "Mer Da". Usually I am very laid back about pronunciation and it doesn't bother me in the least but I couldn't handle it. Every time the narration said Marques I cringed.