Whirlwind

Rachel Hatch, Book 8

By: L.T. Ryan, Brian Shea

Narrated by: Marnye Young

When Hatch is tasked with finding a missing girl, she finds a small town's dark secret holds the key. To expose it, Hatch must put everything on the line.

The Wall Street Journal bestselling series continues!

For Hatch, normal is never easy. But in the months since surviving a deadly encounter atop an Alaskan glacier, she's settled into her life in Coronado. With Cruise's team still physically recovering and out of commission, Hatch receives her first mission. To find a missing girl who disappeared after a church picnic.

Hatch finds herself in Jericho Falls, a small town outside of Nashville, Tennessee. The small town carries a dark secret. As she seeks to expose it, Hatch finds that there are forces willing to do anything to keep that from happening. To save the missing girl, Hatch must face her past as it catches up to her and forces her to make a choice that will forever change her future.

A series of tornadoes threaten to rip through town as Hatch goes on the hunt. Forces of nature and man set out to stop her. And Hatch finds that honoring her code may come at a cost. Her life.

Set at the relentless pace readers have come to love, Hatch is back and better than ever. Try not to get swept up in the Whirlwind!

©2021 L.T. Ryan, Brian Shea, Liquid Mind Media (P)2022 Liquid Mind Media

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So,how many times does Hatch Continue to get Into dire circumstances and Thinks she is the only one who can fix what's broken by herself?
Lordy, this character needs to realize she has people she can rely on to help who also has strengths like she does.
I hope this character evolves and learns to trust.
Great storylines and plots and LOVING the twists, I hope there is more.

contrived

i love the hatch series but the books are starting to get predictable and linear. moreover, hatch seems to have evolved from someone who is trying to do her best in the face of adversity to right the wrongs she sees, to someone with a narcissistic bent on forcing everyone to do things her way, just because her gut tells her that's how its going to go. The end justifies the means, even if her family, love interests, and others swept up in her force are adversely affected. finally, the circumstances that come up in the most recent stories are just a little too hokie. whether its earthquakes in alaska or tornados in tennessee, it cheapens the story line of an otherwise engaging plot. surely the author can do better.

Good book in a good series

Although I didn't like as much as the other Rachel Hatch books, I enjoyed Dalton Savage. He could have his own series

story

I started this series really enjoying it. but has gone down each book. for such a badass woman she is pretty wishy washy related to the men 8n her life,
N OT SURE about anymore books in this series.

Just gets better!

Rachelle is awesome. The heart she has for children and the innocent is what you hope almost all of society has! The books just keep getting better and better. The slow burn romance is just enough. The suspense is so great and the mystery. This series is worth every penny!