The Scarlett Bell Series: Books 6-10

By: Dan Padavona

Narrated by: Connie Shabshab

The final five thrillers in the hot-selling Scarlett Bell serial killer series. These heart-pounding thrillers will leave you breathless.

Twenty-three years ago, someone murdered Scarlett Bell's childhood friend. And now, the killer is back. When the police discover a child's body along a small-town Georgia creek, Scarlett notices the similarities between the latest killing and the murder 23 years ago. But Scarlett's boss won't allow her to rejoin the FBI until her doctors clear her for duty. Now, another young girl goes missing. Alone and without her partner, Neil Gardy, Scarlett defies the FBI and stalks the killer on her own.

Is Scarlett the killer's next victim? Scarlett must evade the local police and the FBI while she tracks the mysterious killer. The rogue agent needs to discover the man's true identity before he kills again. Hurry, Scarlett. Time is running out.

The pause-resisting FBI serial killer thrillers that will leave fans of Karin Slaughter, Lisa Regan, Matthew Farrell, and Thomas Harris breathless.

©2019 Dan Padavona (P)2022 Dan Padavona

Kept my attention

Wolfe was a great character who always made the story more interesting. I wasn't a fan of the ending but it could have been worse. overall it was so much better than books 1-3.

Lots of action!

Great characters, engaging storyline. A great way to spend a rainy weekend. Glad I bought both sets of books

It's 6am and I'm still awake finishing this series

I liked this volume better than the Wolf Lake series, it was a lot less misogynistic. Since the agents are FBI profilers and travel, you get different people and locales because it defies rationality that one small county in upstate New York would have a new serial killer every month. However, I REALLY was not a fan of how the narrator voiced Logan Fox. It was a pseudo Mid-Atlantic accent that endeavored to evoke Hannibal Lechter or even Fraser Crane but it ended up falling short of even Sideshow Bob. The way the author wrote the character's dialogue and affect it did not fit the personality of a FBI agent turned serial killer. Since he was only a supporting character, it wasn't a deal breaker but I don't think I could endure it for the next Logan and Scarlett series.