Three Days Gone by Charly Cox has Detective Alyssa Wyatt of the Albuquerque PD, and her partner, Cord Roberts, joining FBI Special Agent Ryker Newlin in Montana to search for two missing sisters. This was an addictive tale with plenty of twists and I quickly devoured it.
I was drawn to the audiobook of The Undercover Bookshop by Katherine Reay with its promise of a historical mystery set in a small Cotswold village in 1950. While it was slow to start, the tale narrated by Fiona Hardingham delivered a cozy mystery with spies and a curious amateur sleuth that I found charming.
The Wrexford & Sloane historical mystery series has become a favorite. I quickly devoured Murder on Threadneedle Street by Andrea Penrose. A murder with ties to a decades-old event has the gang investigating as we get a look at daily life with the Weasels and Wrex’s half-sister.
Murder at Sunrise Lake by Christine Feehan is the first novel in the romantic suspense series Sunrise Lake. Set at the Sunrise Lake resort high in the Sierra Nevada mountains, we meet the owner, Stella. She loves the peace this small resort gives her, far away from her traumatic past. When the nightmares return, she knows a killer is on the loose, but can she stop him before it’s too late?
The Vanished Sister by Sherry Thomas is the ninth audiobook narrated by Kate Reading in the Lady Sherlock historical mystery series. Sherlock puzzles out a missing persons case when Mrs. Watson’s long-estranged sister goes missing. Another addictive tale in this beloved series.
