Frozen Souls

An Addictive Crime Thriller Packed with Suspense (Detective Ellie Reeves, Book 4)

De: Rita Herron

Narrado por: Tanya Eby

She looked like an angel. She lay perfectly still, silky blonde hair falling to her pale shoulders. Icicles clung to her eyelashes as snowflakes fluttered to the frozen ground, burying her body.

As a snowstorm wreaks havoc in the mountain town of Crooked Creek, a woman is found buried in ice. Detective Ellie Reeves is first on the scene. Examining the body, she finds frozen blonde hair, pink nail polish, and a silver heart necklace engraved with Mine Forever.

Ellie has firsthand experience of the monsters that lurk in the mountains - her childhood is testament to that. She vows to catch this one, but she’s up against the brutal weather, with snow covering footprints and making forensics impossible.

Frantically trawling through missing-person’s reports, Ellie identifies the victim. Nadine Houser disappeared 11 years ago. Where has she been all this time? Why was she only murdered now?

As storm clouds roll in, another girl is reported missing. Ellie retraces the steps of Ginger Weston who was renting a cabin in the mountains. She discovers a gold chain in the snow, spotted with blood. The killer is accelerating, and it’s just a matter of time before more innocent lives are robbed.

With the town blaming Ellie for the missing girl on her watch, and everyone fearing for their safety of their daughters, it’s down to Ellie to solve the toughest case of her career. But when the killer comes after her, will she live to save Crooked Creek from its ruthless monster?

Perfect for fans of Lisa Regan, Melinda Leigh, and Kendra Elliot!

©2021 Rita Herron (P)2021 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Great series

I am really enjoying this series and have downloaded the other books. Love the characters and they are beginning to get well rounded out. Well worth a credit.

Always a great writer

I love all of her books, haven’t found a full one yet. Would definitely recommend!

Good series

I enjoy this series. My only complaint is the narration. Emphasis on the wrong word sometimes and the voice of the main character doesn’t fit. Just my personal opinion. I will listen to more in the series- it’s not bad enough to scare me away! Thank you

Loved it!

I was on pins and needles listening to this book couldn’t wait for next chapter this book was full of emotion and great story line!

She is still getting knocked in the head way more than any human should.

I like the way the narrator flows easily from one character to the next. Why does the main character have to constantly be getting hurt?

Great book

Really like these characters and the story lines they're very good mysteries and I can't wait to download the next

I enjoyed the story but the narrators robotic voice totally distracts from the story

Great story.. but I don't know who decides on the narrator because this robotic voice is not only distracting from the story, it lowers the value of this audible book. I've seen that this narrator narrates all the books, sad because I'm sure there will be less people who continue to listen to these really good books. I started the next in the series but decided to give it a rest and started listening to another audible because the narrator was just irritating. I highly suggest listening to a sample before starting this series. you might want to read the book rather than listening to this narrator. Just MY opinion.

Not great, not horrid.

I've listened to the previous books in this series, and there is a theme here. The theme is that Ellie Reeves gets hit in the head more often than a professional boxer, yet walks away with not much more than a headache every time. The hits in the head are getting really old. Add in the use of the phrase "his body hardened" every time a male character gets excited. I don't even understand this phrase. His whole body? Just certain parts? And the way the narrator over enunciates the phrase is annoying. Don't get me started on Ellie. This woman carries more baggage than a United flight. Yes, I'll go ahead and listen to the next book in the series, because I drive a LOT and need something to listen to. It's not the worst series I've gone through and is worth a listen as long as you're not hoping for something with a great deal of depth.