The Girls Next Door: Detective Eden Berrisford, Book 1

"Not My Cup of Tea" according to Beverly Maxwell. I'm sorry to be negative, but this was not a gripping edge-of-your-seat thriller. Actually, it was so boring I almost quit reading several times. There were so many characters that I found it hard to keep up with what was going on and who was doing what. The pace finally picked up near . It's ok lindaj Not a bad book, but way too many stories going on. The story that starts the book gets lost in , what I'm assuming is, the main story. The book jumps around between 4 stories, and in my opinion the author gives away too much too soon thus taking away the suspense. Sorry but it really is. Non-stop twist and turns Kindle Customer Mel Sherratt knows how to hold your attention with The Girls Next Door. Every time I thought I knew who did what or what would happen next I was shocked and surprised. The intensity in this book kept me up until the wee hours of the night. I loved how some of my favorite books were refe

Only four will come out alive. With the kidnapper threatening Jess' life, can Eden bring back her niece to safety? Or will the people of Stockleigh be forced to mourn another daughter? A terrifying, compelling police procedural which will thrill fans of Angela Marsons, The Teacher, and Rachel Abbott.. Revenge for Deanna? Or something more? Detective Eden Berrisford is locked into a race against time to catch the twisted individual behind the attacks - but when her own niece, Jess Mountford, goes missing, the case gets personal. Six months after the stabbing of 15-year-old Deanna Barker, someone is coming after the teenagers of Stockleigh as a spate of vicious assaults rocks this small community. One warm spring evening, five teenagers meet in a local park