Little Girl Lost

Detective Robyn Carter Crime Thriller Series, Book 1

By: Carol Wyer

Narrated by: Emma Newman

A perfect family hiding disturbing secrets. A killer who wants the truth to be told. A little girl in terrible danger.

A teacher goes missing under suspicious circumstances and a man is murdered at a local reservoir. For Detective Robyn Carter, there's no obvious link between the cases. But as she starts to delve into them, her investigations lead her to Abigail, perfect wife and mother to beautiful little Izzy. What was Abigail's connection to the victims? And why is she receiving threatening messages from an anonymous number?

But as Robyn starts to inch closer to finding the killer, Izzy is abducted. Unless Robyn gets to the twisted individual in time, a little girl will die.

Gripping, fast paced and nail-bitingly tense, this serial killer thriller will chill you to the bone. Perfect for fans of MJ Arlidge and Angela Marsons. Discover Carol Wyer's new series today.

©2017 Carol Wyer (P)2017 Bookouture

Well worth a listen.

Would you listen to Little Girl Lost again? Why?

There were multiple twists and turns that require one's attention. The narrator has a pleasant voice.

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Long before the end of the story, you knew who was responsible for the mayhem, but I kept listening in order to find out how it all ended.

Which scene was your favorite?

Don't want to spoil it for others.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

The consequences of sexual abuse are far-reaching.

Great Mystery

I had no clue 'whodunit' until very near the end; which is a plus for me. It was a very long story that I thought could have been told in fewer hours.

Riveting

this book will keep you guessing til the end. excellent suspense. great characters... I can't wait to read the next 3 books.

Very well done.

Very well done. Both the writing & the performance. It was a good listen. i would recommend.

Suspenseful

Couldn’t put it down, but some characters were annoying in their bad judgement (not just the perpetrator)