The Devil's Daughter

Allie Bishop FBI Mystery Thriller, Book 1

A bloody past has long claws, and no one is safe…

With the ink still drying on her Quantico diploma, FBI Special Agent Allie Bishop finds herself thrust into her very first case. A series of gruesome murders has rocked her hometown community of Gig Harbor, WA, and Allie has been entrusted with finding the villain.

She's spent years clawing her way out of her father's evil shadow. No longer the frightened young girl who stumbled onto his brutal crimes, Allie must uncover a sinister evil lurking within the corridors of her old high school.

But it quickly becomes clear that her new partner isn't interested in having a rookie around, and soon enough he leaves her to sink or swim on her own. Meanwhile, the mutilated bodies of beloved students continue to pile up, and no one seems all too interested in helping.

As Allie navigates the challenges and pitfalls of a new career, her past rears its dark and malicious head, threatening to swallow her whole.

The past does not easily forget

And family is forever...

Don't miss this much-anticipated series from bestselling author Eva Sparks. Join FBI Special Agent Allie Bishop on a thrilling ride, where darkness lurks around every corner, and danger is just a heartbeat away…

©2024 Eva Sparks (P)2025 Podium Audio

kept my attention

had a nice story and was able to keep my attention. Had me wanting to get back to it.

Unable to stop listening

This book wraps your interest and curiosity from the initial chapter. It was never boring to listen to the reader(s). And the end does not disappoint.

Enjoyed it!

Suspenseful story line, interesting characters, and the narrator complemented both. Not sure that I'll try another book in this series, but we'll see.

Very good

Great story and characters with good execution and readers. Highly recommend if you are good with a little gore.

The narration of the villain’s voice ruins this audiobook.

Book was interesting from the get-go. Unfortunately, had to literally skip the narration of the killer’s inner thoughts it was so irritating and unnecessary.