Tracks of Her Tears

Rogue Winter Novella, Book 1

By: Melinda Leigh

Narrated by: Kate Rudd

In the first thrilling Rogue Winter Novella, sleepy little Solitude, Oregon, wakes up to another deadly threat.

County investigator Seth Harding intends to spend the holidays with his newly reconciled family, but a few days before Christmas, a homicide thwarts his plan. Seth arrives at the scene and makes a painful discovery: the victim is his brother-in-law's girlfriend. Her apartment has been ransacked and her toddler left motherless. To make matters worse, Seth's brother-in-law, Bruce, is missing. With Solitude locked in a rare, deadly deep freeze and the temperature plummeting, the residents launch a desperate search.

Seth calls his wife, social worker Carly Taylor, to take the case so the little girl doesn't get lost in the foster care system. With the holidays near, Carly brings the child home with them to celebrate Christmas. But when the Taylor farm is also trashed, Seth and Carly must race against time - and against a paralyzing winter storm - to find Bruce and catch a killer in the first pulse-pounding sequel to the Rogue River Novellas.

©2015 Melinda Leigh (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Very suspenseful

loved it! I liked the flow of the story. The reader was and added joy as well.

A murder mystery around Christmas

This mystery was good listening. the family around the holidays is always a heart tug. It's a reminder that violence can happen anytime, regardless of what time of year or other upcoming events. It was also a reminder of how intertwined people can be and not even realize it until tragedy strikes

More Drama in Solitude, OR

Another fast-paced story set in Solitude, OR. I enjoy the ongoing saga of the Taylor family.
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great listen

short but great listen story, warming and touches all the senses. will listen to it again on a short trip

Tracks of Her Tears

I don’t know what I was expecting. But that was definitely not it I think because the last book even though it’s a different series was Carly and Seth. I didn’t expect this one to be them as well.

They sure get into some sticky situations. I’m so thankful that everyone got out reasonably unharmed. I say that because their brother is going to go through a lot.

Also, I’m glad that there working things out and they’re together again. And although I’m not a big fan of Seth, I think he’s actually seeing things from his wife’s point of you and that her job matters too.

Again, I’m loving the narration. I think Kate Rudd is doing an amazing job.