Turn Back Time

Alex Mercer Thrillers, Book 2

De: Stacy Claflin

Narrado por: Rachel Dulude

A dangerous cult disbanded years ago. Now they're back, and they want revenge.

Alex Mercer spends his spare time operating a blog for missing children - a pastime inspired by his daughter's recent disappearance. Another relative goes missing. As he follows up on leads coming into his site, the police department is inundated with a rash of missing persons cases.

The incidents seem unrelated until evidence ties the cases to a dilapidated apartment building known for its unsavory clientele. Suspicion falls on a disbanded cult. The same cult Alex's own relatives had managed to escape from and bring down a decade earlier.

The cult leaders, recently released or escaped from prison, reassemble their members and mandate a new mission to capture and kill all those responsible for the breakdown of their community. After another loved one disappears, Alex is ready to rescue the missing people from certain death. But will he get there in time?

©2017 Stacy Claflin (P)2018 Tantor

Another winner in the Alex Mercer series!

Turn Back Time is a family based suspense thriller with fast pace, intense suspense, and vivid characters. Alex Mercer is back with his parents and close to his 12 year old daughter Ariana and her mother Zoe. Again there are kidnappings, but this time its by a cult involving Alex's sister and her mother-in-law. Rachel Dulude does a great ob narrating.

Better story in this book

I liked this story more than the first book. I felt the characters were more likable and it was nice learning the back story with the cult. No twists in this story. It can be read as a stand-alone, but makes more sense if you read the first in the series before this one to get some of the back story. The author refers to some of the things that happened in that book. Decent action although no real suspense. On to the next one.

Very entertaining, lots of suspense...

Turn Back Time is the second book in the Alex Mercer series. I thoroughly enjoyed this and the first book in this series (Girl in Trouble). Alex Mercer reminds me a lot of the Jack Stratton character by Christopher Greyson.
Mercer is 25 years old. He's the father of an 11 year old daughter. He has an older sister who had been kidnapped by a cult when she was a young teenager. She had escaped and was partly responsible for the elders being put in prison. Now the prophet has been released and his right hand man has escaped and they want vengeance.
Rachel Dulude does an excellent job narrating.
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Not for me

Cult books just aren’t for me, just couldn’t get it going. Not interested I this one.