My Review of Where Lost Girls Go by B. R. Spangler

Title: Where Lost Girls Go

Author: B. R. Spangler

Published: May 15, 2020

Publisher: Bookouture Audio/ Bookouture

Genre: Mystery/Thriller/Crime Fiction/Suspense/Detective/ Mystery Thriller

Pages: 366 pages

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review:

I enjoyed it! It’s a mix of a serial killer, kidnapped kids, a human trafficking ring, and a cop in desperate need of a vacation, all wrapped into one! Casey White is a seasoned detective, but she's haunted by her past. When her daughter was a toddler, she was kidnapped during a brief moment when the door was left open, and Hannah wandered into the yard where a car picked her up. Casey never saw her again. This event haunts Casey, and she sees her daughter everywhere. While working a case, she pulled a gun on a cop because she thought she saw the woman who took her daughter, leading her to be given a vacation to clear her head.


On this vacation, she stumbles upon a bleeding teenager who looks like she's been through a terrible incident. When Casey takes her to the hospital and waits for news, she's asked to aid the local department. She agrees, and while investigating, they find a deceased girl and then another girl on a yacht. Casey dives into the case headfirst. She then delves into the county's cold cases and finds several linked cases. But will she find the connection before it's too late? Will she ever find Hannah? Check this one out for the answers! The audiobook was compelling and brought the story to life, keeping me on the edge of my seat! This narrator was a perfect fit for the story and delivered it exceptionally well! She was not only compelling, but her tone also matched the story perfectly.

Thank you Netgalley and Bookouture Audio for the opportunity to listen and review this one! 

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