She looked alive, her hair drifting freely in the water, her red lips gently parted, as if to let her final breath escape.
No comment!! Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.
Dang...
And those killers...
Phenomenal!!...
I cannot express the thrill I felt reading this book.
I am new to Wolfe\'s writing, and I can guarantee I will be reading every word written by Leslie from now on! Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Oh my god!!...
Readers totally love Leslie Wolfe: Wow! I am blown away by just how gripping and intense this read was.
Perfect for fans of Lisa Regan, Robert Dugoni and Kendra Elliot.
A totally gripping page-turner that should come with a health warning! Be warned: you\'ll lose sleep and your heart will race like crazy as you read twist after twist.
And Kay will find herself facing a truly terrifying killer...
So why is she wearing the locket, and what happened to the missing child from all those years ago? As Kay unearths a web of lies and deceit spun for decades, the close-knit community will never be the same.
The dead girl has been identified-and she\'s not Rose.
Then Kay receives a shocking call.
If the girl in the river is Rose, where has she been? Who has been hiding her all these years? Kay knows she must solve the kidnapping in order to untangle the mystery of the dead body.
But the teenager they have found has been dead for only a few hours.
The unsolved case still haunts the town.
In the middle of the night, the little girl\'s bedroom-with Mickey Mouse on the wall and a hanging baby mobile-was suddenly empty.
Digging into cold cases, Kay discovers that three-year-old Rose Harrelson was wearing it when she vanished fourteen years ago.
The locket seems strangely familiar.
Surrounded by snowy peaks and a forest alive with the colors of fall, the victim floats in the water, a hand-carved locket around her neck.
Kay is called to Blackwater River, where the body of a seventeen-year-old girl has been found.
But when a brutal crime surfaces, she finds herself home once more, and this time she\'s not going anywhere.
The town only contained bad memories and dark secrets.
When Detective Kay Sharp first left Mount Chester-population 3,823-in her rear-view mirror, she promised never to look back.
A small locket floated by her face, attached to her neck with a silver chain...
She looked alive, her hair drifting freely in the water, her red lips gently parted, as if to let her final breath escape
