Fire Storm

Kaely Quinn Profiler, Book 2

By: Nancy Mehl

Narrated by: Traci Odom

When FBI profiler Kaely Quinn's mother is diagnosed with cancer, Kaely takes time off work to go to Dark Water, Nebraska, to help her brother care for their mother. Upon her arrival, she learns of a series of fires in the small town, attributed by the fire chief to misuse of space heaters in the frigid winter. But Kaely is skeptical, and a search for a pattern in the locations of the fires bolsters her suspicions.

After yet another blaze devastates a local family, Kaely is certain a serial arsonist is on the loose. Calling upon her partner from St. Louis, Noah Hunter, and her brother's firefighter neighbor who backs Kaely's suspicions, Kaely and her team begin an investigation that swiftly leads them down a twisted path. When the truth is finally revealed, Kaely finds herself confronting a madman who is determined his last heinous act will be her death.

©2019 Nancy Mehl (P)2019 Tantor

3 or 4 star story.

The author can stop with the overstating of Kaely's good qualities. A little too sappy. But overall a good story.

Great from start to finish

I listen to this book on my regular commute, but was sometimes tempted to drive around the block an extra time, because I didn’t want to stop listening.

The best narrator and compelling story

Excellent book with a great narrator and perfect use of plot and twists. stayed up late to finish it...
oh....but that cliffhangar!!!

the author incorporates God ❤️

loving this series and going through the healing journey with the main character while also getting yo enjoy the mysteries. The fact that the author incorporate ls God into her writing is everything ❤️

Fantastic

I can't wait for the next in the series!

What I loved:
-I love the perspecitve of an FBI profiler. I find it so interesting. Nancy Mehl did a great job researching.
-I love the depth to our character. I admire her and feel sorry for her at the same time.
-I like that I never know who it is, Nancy keeps us on our toes.
-I like that it's clean. This is a Christian series. I like that with this series, the use of God is very well done. I don't find it over the top. It explains how she copes with her horrible past. I draw strength from her faith instead of find it grating, as I can with some other more evangelical Christian books. I think if you are a believer, it won't bother you.

I can't think of any reason to not love this series. Buy it!

Christian Suspense

This is the second book in the Kaely Quinn Profiler series by Nancy Mehl. The story itself stands alone, but it would be helpful for the reader to read these in order to understand the characters and their motivations.

This book focuses on an arsonist rather than a serial killer like the first one. I really don't like fire, not that I like serial killers, but fire scares me more.

The book is also a bit more focused on relationships that Kaely has with her family members and her coworkers. It also contains more faith based references.

Again the audiobook was excellent. I really enjoy this narrator.

many suspects

I enjoy Nancy Mehl's two books so far in this series about FBI behaviorally Kali. I enjoy that there are a hand fully of suspects who are all fairly plausible, and sorting though is the hard work with so many honorable suspects giving you pause because of there flawed humanity. Good series, very low on the spicy, romantic side due to Kali's brokenness, but well written intro to all the suspects.

good story

first 2 books in this series are really good! will see what the 3rd is like.

No foul language! Loved it

I started not to write anything, but then I got to thinking if you really want us to submit like five dollars or something stop making a writer book ourselves in order to submit it

Religious overtones pull you from story in areas

I like the mystery of this series and the characters, but as I stated about the first book, the author tries to push the religious overtones too much in scattered areas. The story will be going along great and then a section of almost preachy dialogue hits. If that aspect seemed to actually be part of the plot or character development, I would understand, but it almost pulls you out of the plot and gets quite annoying. It doesn't add to or even mesh with the plot. Other than that, the mystery part of the story is rather good, so I continue to listen to the series.