Night Fall

Quantico Files Series, Book 1

By: Nancy Mehl

Narrated by: Vanessa Daniels

Now that Alexandra "Alex" Donavan is finally free of her troubled upbringing, she's able to live out her childhood dream of working for the FBI. But soon after she becomes a member of the FBI's elite Behavioral Analysis Unit, authorities in Kansas and Missouri contact them about bodies found on freight trains traveling across the country - all killed in the same way.

Alex never expected to be forced to confront her past in this new job, but she immediately recognizes the graffiti messages the killer is leaving on the train cars. When the BAU sends her to gather information about the messages from her aunt in Wichita, Kansas, Alex is haunted by the struggles she thought she'd left behind forever.

In a race against time to solve the case while battling her own weaknesses, Alex must face how far she'll go - and what she's willing to risk - to put a stop to the Train Killer.

©2021 Nancy Mehl (P)2021 Tantor

Christian Criminal Minds!

Such a good series! I'm pretty sure I've read it before as all three books were very familiar to me.
If you enjoyed Criminal Minds like I used to, this is a great Christian option. I love the spiritual aspects of this series.

Awesome story

The story keeps you on your toes, and it’s so wonderful to hear true Christianity, against the demonic, I definitely advise you to read it!

Suspense to the very end

I hope there will sequels. I love a good thriller and especially a wholesome and Christian based

Christian elements

Murder mystery not full of gore yet still descriptive of the evil taking place. Good character development

Night Fall

This is a great start in this mystery series. There is a good storyline and it's easy to follow. I like the characters and the plot. I'll finish the series.

Great story with twists and turns

Really enjoyed this beginning of the series! Definitely will be listening to the rest.

Don’t pass this by

I enjoyed listening to this book. The narrator could’ve been a little better, but it didn’t take away from the story.

I truly think that the reason people have a problem with this book is because it is faith based, and it does discuss Jesus, the Bible, and God. And I really think that is the basis of all of these poor reviews so if you like your books to be clean, then this is the book for you. I’ll tell you what, the ones that really offend me are ones that feel they need to have swearwords in them to make them better. It’s been a shame because a few of them have been very good but soon as they start swearing, I shut them off.

Moral of the story, don’t let other people influence you, enjoy this book.

It never got better.

I am very disappointed in the book. It is a repeat of Fire Storm but with new names. Another cat as well.

Disappointed

I managed to listen to 30 or 40 minutes but the reader made it so basic and uninteresting. Same tone, same volume, couldn’t stand any more. Maybe someday I will read it myself. Can’t judge story haven’t heard enough of it.

Not Mehl’s best work

I’ve lived in the Wichita area the majority of my life. Park City, the residence of Dennis Raeder—a real serial killer—is essentially a suburb of Wichita. To me, the likelihood of two serial killers operating within 15 miles of each other in this mid-sized town seemed far fetched, as did a snowstorm in November. When the narrator mispronounced the hospital’s name, I was annoyed. Aside from that, she had very little change in voice to keep me invested in the story. The only reason I finished it was because I wanted to know if I had the plot twist pegged correctly, which I halfway did.