Autumn's Chaos

Autumn Trent Series (Winter Black FBI Mystery Series, Book 14)

By: Mary Stone

Narrated by: Brittany Goodwin

Guilt is a powerful motivator...

Less than twenty-four hours after yet another near-death experience, forensic and criminal psychologist Dr. Autumn Trent should be resting and recovering, not back at work. But she has no choice. Her best friend, Special Agent Winter Black, is missing.

So is Winter’s baby brother, Justin...a brutal serial killer.

To make matters worse, Autumn feels responsible for Winter’s disappearance. Plagued by guilt and haunted by the memory of her little brother before he was kidnapped and groomed by The Preacher, Autumn knows that Winter would do anything for Justin. She should have stopped Winter from visiting her brother in the maximum-security treatment program for the criminally insane so soon after his capture.

Could Winter have helped him escape? Or is she his next victim?

Now, Autumn must put aside her guilt to focus on the only thing that matters. They have to find Winter...before it’s too late.

Autumn’s Chaos, the bone-chilling fifth book in Mary Stone’s Autumn Trent Series, is a breakneck race for survival, where forgiveness is deadly and timing is everything.

©2021 Mary Stone Publishing (P)2023 Mary Stone Publishing

Love the continued story line!

The narrator is so perfect for this well laid out story. Picks up perfectly for those of us that have been on board since the beginning. Nice intro for those that only listened to this book separate from the series.

Another great chapter in the Autumn and Winter story.

Anxiously waiting for the next book. Mary Stone never disappoints! Another good listen, great story and narration.

Thoughts Run On and On and On

At least half of this book, nothing happens except you are forced to listen to every single character's thoughts as they went back and forth, on and on, about Winter's brother. Seriously, the woman is a moron, and her actions could have resulted in hundreds of lives lost. It was annoying and dull. Then, the story got a bit too graphic and brutal, before a decent ending. All that to say, this was my least favorite out of the entire series.