Girl on the Run

Detective Madison Knight Series, Book 11

De: Carolyn Arnold

Narrado por: Samantha Novak

Hélène Joy (Durham County, Murdoch Mysteries) to star as Detective Madison Knight in the series adaptation currently being developed by Muse Entertainment and Pop Fiction.

College student Courtney Middleton disappeared 15 years ago. Everyone presumed she was dead….

Detective Madison Knight shows up at the local train station in the aftermath of a fatal shooting, and finds two women killed on scene. One was expecting her first child. The other was a wife and mother of two children and has Madison seeing a ghost from her past. She’s convinced the woman is her missing college friend, but why would she change her identity? And where has she been all this time?

There’s no lead on the gunman, but eyewitnesses tell of a mysterious young woman who may have triggered him. There’s no sign of her either—or another man who is said to watch over her all the time.

As the investigation continues, a drug-trafficking ring is exposed with connections to the Russian Mafia. The girl is one of their runners, and the man shadowing her is one of their handlers. When he’s found murdered in his apartment, shot with bullets of the same caliber used in the train station shooting, Madison knows the Russians will retaliate. She also realizes the women weren’t killed in some random incident.

As Madison works to figure out that piece of the puzzle, she’ll need to stay one step ahead of the mob to beat them to the elusive gunman and the girl. But when saving them puts her life and that of a loved one in danger, Madison finds out too late that the cost for justice comes at too high a price.

An absolutely gripping and addictive crime thriller. Perfect for fans of Angela Marsons, Lisa Regan, and Rachel Caine.

Listeners love Girl on the Run:

“Keeps you glued to the pages… An intense ride full of mystery!” (The Avid Reader)

©2022 Carolyn Arnold (P)2022 Carolyn Arnold

A bombastic Madison

There are so many female detective novels today it’s a luxury to compare and contrast. This “Madison” gets her at through posturing . I don’t think that her methodology would really work so well in real life but this is a listenable story with a female sleuth that borders on horribly annoying but never really crosses the line. Enjoy the female fantasy love interest who is endlessly loving and understanding, doesn’t cheat, and likes to kiss her no matter how bad her breath must be.