Violated

Brandon Fisher FBI Series, Book 5

By: Carolyn Arnold

Narrated by: Michael Murphy

From international bestselling author Carolyn Arnold comes a riveting FBI thriller that will have Special Agent Brandon Fisher hunting a serial killer while one of his own stands accused of murder.

A brutal murder. A federal agent accused. A killer still at large.

Ferris Hall is found mutilated and left to bleed to death in a Valencia, California, motel room. It’s one of the most brutal crime scenes Special Agent Brandon Fisher and his team with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit have ever encountered.

The victim is connected to one of their own—Special Agent Paige Dawson. For years, Paige searched for Hall, determined to confront him for his role in an assault that shattered her friend’s life. The law could no longer touch him, but Paige wanted him to face what he’d done. She never expected to find him dead—or to end up in the back of a police cruiser, accused of his murder.

While local authorities remain focused on Paige, Brandon and his team discover Hall wasn’t the only victim. If they’re right, the real killer is still free. Unless they catch up to him first, an innocent federal agent could pay the price—and the killing will continue.

Perfect for fans of gripping FBI investigations, relentless serial killers, and edge-of-your-seat suspense. Readers who enjoy Chris Carter, Kendra Elliot, and Robert Dugoni will love this twist-filled crime thriller.

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Overall enjoyable but....

I am really enjoying this series but some of the relationship stuff just seems ridiculous. If the woman you're sleeping with is accused of murder and she makes her one phone call to her FBI coworker instead of you, regardless of their past, and you throw a hissy fit there's something wrong with you. Are people really this petty and self absorbed?! I don't know but all this jealousy nonsense in the middle of something so serious really grates on my nerves.