Today's reviews from amazingly talented authors and narrators

Catch the Girl (Mercy Harbor Thriller, #3) #Melinda Woodhall

This was the best book in the series I had to read it in one go. The story was so detailed and well researched. The character development, which was good anyway, is developing strongly

I really would not like to live in this area, with the murders, alligators, snakes etc.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

The Blue Coyote (The Frannie Shoemaker Campground Mysteries #2)

by

Karen Musser Nortman

These stories are so well developed and explore interesting themes whilst still remaining light (it is never disrespectful). The level of detail re camping is very good. The relationships between the family and friends member is so nice, and I love following their adventures.

The narration by Michelle Babb though just brings it to a new level so is so talented and each character has their own style.

I was given a free copy but the review is entirely my own. #michelle babb

Soulless Wanderers

(Soulless Wanderers #1)

by Drew Strickland

Wow starting off with a youth paster and a serial killer in a world full of soulless and watch them change. Their 'journey' is amazing - there are some really sad moments in this story which really moved me and which you dont expect it this type of genre.

The narrator was brilliant and really added to the story and the atmosphere.

This is a must listen if you like these type of books.

I was given a free copy but the review is my own. #drew strickland