Tell No Lies

Faith McClellan Series, Book 6

By: LynDee Walker

Narrated by: Cris Dukehart

Half a dozen bodies.

A missing agent.

And a sinister crime ring that's determined to bring her down . . .

When Texas Ranger Faith McClellan is called to the Southern border to help recover suspicious human remains, she has no idea she's about to wade into the deadliest case of her career. Six of these mysterious bodies have appeared in the area over the past year . . . and Faith wants answers.

Then a local officer disappears while on the job, and Faith is quickly plunged into a dangerous investigation with roots that run deeper than she ever could have imagined. With a key witness dead in border patrol custody, she finds herself without backup and unsure whether she can trust local law enforcement.

As she begins to dig deeper, she uncovers a shocking truth that will pit her against the most dangerous criminals she's ever faced . . .

Dive into the latest thrilling mystery novel from Amazon Charts bestselling author LynDee Walker. With exhilarating action and no shortage of puzzling twists and turns, Tell No Lies is a must-listen for fans of tenacious female detectives and gritty crime fiction.

©2023 LynDee Walker (P)2023 Tantor

Great Book

Not many books make me cry, this one did. Lyndee wrote a great book and Chris did an amazing job narrating. Now the long wait for the next book!

Wait! What?!

When is the next book in the series coming out?!?! That was quite the cliff hanger.

Always a pleasure!!!

I can’t wait for the next book to find out what happened. And I love how she intermingled Nichelle and Miller into this book. I am waiting patiently for the next Nichelle book as well. A true delight.!!!

OMG...WOW

I nearly had a meltdown when I realized I will have to wait till the next book comes out for the ending! I hope it comes out soon!

Overall a very good listen.

I have enjoyed all the Faith McCellan books. This story was no exception, but since I am not fond of 'cartel' or 'mob' stories this was not my favorite. It was slightly confusing at times d/t all the names but I might attribute that to my 80 yr old gray cells. The book ended without an ending, which is annoying.

One humorous note: All through this book Faith expresses distrust with the people she is forced to work with, and takes great umbrage when one of them admitted he did not trust her.