Not Now

A Camille Grace FBI Suspense Thriller, Book 2

By: Kate Bold

Narrated by: Laura Covarrubias

In this new series by number one best-selling—and critically acclaimed—mystery and suspense author Kate Bold, Camille Grace, a rising star in the FBI’s BAU unit, is dispatched to the one place she vowed to never return: the Deep South. When bodies turn up in the swamps, victims of alligator attacks, something seems awry, and Camille must discover if this is mother nature—or the work of a new serial killer.

Camille clashes with her partner, convinced there is more to the deaths than alligator attacks—and yet she, herself, is puzzled: Who would commit such a twisted crime? Why?

At the same time, Camille feels compelled to dive back into her sister’s cold case and into the disappearance that has haunted her for her entire life. Might she find a new lead?

First, though, she must race a ticking clock to save the next victim in time.

Unless the killer finds her first.

A riveting psychological crime thriller full of mystery and suspense, the Camille Grace mystery series will make you fall in love with a brilliant new female protagonist. Packed with twists and turns, her story will keep you listening late into the night.

The series begins with Not Me (book one), and books three through five in the series—Not Well, Not Her, and Not Normal—are now also available.

©2022 Kate Bold (P)2022 Kate Bold

Good story, continuous movement of characters, romance with Palmer was a dud

Book was too short. If I am buying a book, I typically pick one that is longer than this one, I like to get the most for my money. Maybe for a book this short, it should have been discounted

Pretty good story, narrator needs some practice

The story of the book it's good, but the narration it's poorly made. I would have listened to the other books of this series, but this narrator changed my decision. The first book which was narrated by Katia Vannoy it's miles ahead and I would have loved her to continue the narration of this series...

Good story, Poor narration

The story is interesting. The narration is not that great. Narrator needs better voice changes and a stronger overall voice.

narrator needs more practice

I liked the story, but couldn't stand the narration. everyone has to start somewhere, but this poor girl sounds like she's reading the script.

Check your Louisiana facts

I really wanted to like this book. It’s a great story with good writing. But, for the setting to take place in Louisiana, a state with such a rich culture-I wish there was more research done on it. Louisiana does not have counties, it’s Parishes. Also, no one native says “fishing for crawdads.” Minor details, but if choosing to place a story somewhere so proud of their heritage, it’s kind of a slap in the face to natives to get some of the things that make us stand out so wrong.