The Lost Children

A Chesapeake Valley Mystery, Book 2

By: Elle Gray

Narrated by: Brittany Goodwin

Sheriff Eve Wicker never expected the biggest mystery of her past would land on her doorstep years later.
After her mother’s death, Eve left the small-town and joined the NSA.
Only to find herself back in Chesapeake Valley.
While she attempts to juggle her sheriff duties and help her ailing father.
She finds herself colliding with the town brute, a man with a dark and traumatic past.

Eve receives an urgent call about a shocking case.
A foster home that has been burned down with no survivors.
The horrific news sends shockwaves through the once semi-peaceful little town.
Who would commit such a cruel act, especially towards children?
As Eve tackles the case, her past demons collide with the present.

False leads, a house full of lies, and the most deplorable crime.
But truth and righteousness will always prevail.

With the fires of the wicked wreaking havoc without prejudice.
The flame of the righteous fosters life and herds evil to face judgement.

The pendulum swings both ways and the day of repentance is here.
Come one and come all, the great reckoning has arrived…

©2024 Elle Gray (P)2024 Elle Gray

Great story

Loved the story each book is getting better. The narration is perfect as well def a good read

love the small mountain town mystery

Great read, definitely worth the read! Just enough twist and turns, and not too much gory.

Okay Story

The first book in this series wasn't great but good enough for me to buy the second audio book in the series. Story line was okay, but I probably will not finish listening to the series.

Good story line

I liked the connection to the 1st book and this one. Many things going on but easy to follow. Excited about the next book. Roman seemed really clingy at first and seemed to forget that she is the Sheriff and can take care of herself and she needed to rely on him too much. Glad that worked out differently than I thought it would and she set him straight.

Excellent story

Great story that kept us on the edge of our seat. My only critique would be the use of similar character names, Elijah and Liza, in close proximity to each other. Just food for thought in future books.