When She Vanished

A Mak and Wilton Thriller Series, Book 2

By: Addison Michael

Narrated by: Paige Reisenfeld, PJ Freebourn

A merciless mastermind who always walks free. Can they put him behind bars without losing their lives?

Stephen Wilton can’t stand his empty house. Throwing himself into his work to avoid his complicated personal life, the rookie U.S. Marshal goes undercover to apprehend a serial criminal. But when a childhood pal’s sister disappears, the by-the-book law enforcement officer is torn between the case in front of him and helping a friend.

Mak Cunningham is used to moving fast. So the savvy federal agent channels her hair-trigger impulses in a bid to bring down the slippery drug dealer and sex-trafficker. But her cool confidence falters when she discovers their foe has used the situation to paint a target on her back. Feeling he has no choice but to get involved, Wilton struggles as he splits his attention between official business and a private investigation into the kidnapping. And as Mak reevaluates the odds, she doubles down on protecting her family at all costs.

Can they smash a ring of corruption without digging their own graves? When She Vanished is the second book in the Mak and Wilton Thriller series. If you like unrelenting suspense, pulse-pounding action, and witty banter, then you’ll love Addison Michael’s twisty tale. Buy When She Vanished to unweave a treacherous web today!

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Great series. Enjoyable read.

Really enjoying this series. Easy to get into. Relatable characters. Great plots and subplots. Good character development.

Not the worst, but also not the best…

Both the story and voice acting was OK, but definitely had their cheesy moments. Some parts were pretty great though, equally balanced out with some pretty horrifically cheesy performance and prose. If you just want something to pass the time I think this will be fine, but if you want seriously epic writing/listening, maybe skip this one, or listen to it at night on the way to dreamland…

Embarrassing

If this story was a movie it would play at 2:00am on LMN. The writing was filled inaccuracies that could have been corrected with simple research. There are several topics that the writer knew nothing about and didn't bother to explore. The story was jumbled and seemed to skip over exciting details of the characters' experiences.
Overall, a very, very poor attempt; I'm shocked this was published. If there's one saving grace, it would be the narration.