Fatal Obsession

A Serenity Springs Mystery Series, Book 4

By: Elle Gray, K.S. Gray

Narrated by: Emily Norman

In the small town of Eagle Falls, crime and mayhem await....

PI Bridget "Birdie" Hartley is still coping with the disappearance of her sister.

When she receives a strange handwritten note, one pointing her to the neighboring town.

A dangerous town with many nefarious activities.

With renewed hope and Maisy by her side, she travels to Eagle Falls.

Upon arrival, they feel as though they are being watched at every turn.

After a string of clues leads them to a woman's doorstep.

A woman who shares something in common with Birdie, her ex, Gavin.

Birdie senses something off about her ex and his new girlfriend.

They seem to be keeping many secrets.

There are deadly consequences in life.
This fatal obsession might just lead to her last breath.

©2024 Elle Gray, K.S. Gray (P)2025 Elle Gray, K.S. Gray

just had to keep listening

Super exciting and wanting to keep listening so you know what happens! Loved it!

wke joke

This is the most insulting pile of trash. Clearly this woman is a product of idiotic professors at some overpriced college. The fact that she insults small towns in the PNW as automatically racist is in itself a form of racism. it is the most vile and disgusting form of accusation. Seattle in its glory of homelessness, drug addicted humans, and suck off the system adult children who are so entitled they were dumb enough to be brain washed into self loathing with lies from leaders that have accomplished nothing real ever in their lives, us somehow a great place? The spew this woman writes shows her only research is based on the coffee shop down the street where other white socially entitled children whine about how bad everything is while sipping 8 dollar coffee and waiting for their spa treatments. Horrible, boring book. Horrible person who clearly has no problem participating in capitalism she likely verbally assault. we are sick of you narcissists and the tides are changing.

Just “meh”

This book might have been better at half the length. Not a fan of this series.