Rain rattles through the trees as she leans into the car, careful not to touch anything. couldn\'t put it down till it was finished! \' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars \' Wow, wow, wow! I loved this book...\' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars. jaw-dropping and edge-of-the-seat ...
Great, great book! \' B for Bookreview , 5 stars \' Oh man, what a rollercoaster of a ride ...
I barely had the time to pick up my jaw from the floor ...
I never saw that coming...
OMG! ... so shockingly, incredibly, amazingly good ...
I was totally blown away ...
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Five plus stars from me.\' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars \' Took my breath away . what a brilliant ending. kept me on the edge of my seat ... a guaranteed page-turner ...
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Perfect for fans of Melinda Leigh, Lisa Regan and Kendra Elliot, you\'ll be sleeping with the lights on! Readers love Little Girl Taken \' Oh-mah-gawd ...
A pulse-pounding, absolutely gripping and totally addictive page-turner that will have you racing through the pages and reeling at the twists.
If she doesn\'t find this twisted individual in time, a Little Girl could die...
To break this case and earn her place back on the force, Madison must learn to trust her team, and herself again - and fast.
Gone, in the blink of an eye.
Is this missing mother really who she says she is? Is there a chance she\'s still alive? Madison barely has time to think before the sweet Little Girl she rescued is snatched on a crowded street.
But when a body is pulled from a nearby lake, and it\'s not Kacie, the case takes an agonizing turn.
Not for the first time, Madison feels she must go it alone to get the job done.
A mother herself, Madison can\'t believe that Kacie would just abandon her child, but she also can\'t convince her new team.
In a town as small as Lost Creek , Colorado , the baby and the shoe are quickly identified as belonging to Kacie Larson, a waitress at the local diner who quietly stashed away her tips to make a better life for her daughter.
Then she finds a lone sneaker down a muddy trail nearby, the laces spattered with blood...
But as she cradles the shivering child close, all her instincts tell her there\'s something more sinister at play.
An abandoned baby is the last thing Detective Madison Harper expects to find as she drives to her first day back at work since the case that ripped her life apart.
Her mother is nowhere to be found...
A baby girl, wrapped up in a pink snowsuit, reaches out a tiny hand.
Two pretty blue eyes stare back through the dark, wide with relief, or maybe fear.
Rain rattles through the trees as she leans into the car, careful not to touch anything
