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The Lynleys of Law Enforcement #4
Cold Murder in Kolton Lake
A cold case investigation
Leads to red-hot danger
Reviewing a murder from twenty years ago, FBI Special Agent Scott Lynley needs the last person to see the victim alive. Still haunted by her aunt’s death, FBI Victim Specialist Abby Zhang is eager to help. Yet even two decades later, someone is keeping clues hidden, putting Abby in the cross fire of the Kolton Lake killer. Scott’s mission is to solve the case but Abby's quickly becoming his first—and only—priority.
Leads to red-hot danger
Reviewing a murder from twenty years ago, FBI Special Agent Scott Lynley needs the last person to see the victim alive. Still haunted by her aunt’s death, FBI Victim Specialist Abby Zhang is eager to help. Yet even two decades later, someone is keeping clues hidden, putting Abby in the cross fire of the Kolton Lake killer. Scott’s mission is to solve the case but Abby's quickly becoming his first—and only—priority.
213 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 26, 2024
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R. Barri Flowers
268 books97 followersR. Barri Flowers is an award-winning criminologist and bestselling author of romantic suspense, crime and thriller fiction, crime nonfiction and true crime, relationship novels, young adult mysteries, and children's books.
The author is a member of the International Thriller Writers,
The author is a member of the International Thriller Writers,
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
April 24, 2024
I’m a fan of procedural cop/forensic shows and that’s pretty much how this comes off. Some of it is a bit nonsensical and has plot holes. The writing sometimes veers into a theatrical movie trailer talk (i.e. will they survive or fail along the way, type stuff)
Very much a hold your hand type of book, you’ll need 0 brain cells for this because things are explained and repeated at least 3 times every two chapters. The ending was easily guessable and kinda terribly executed.
Very much a hold your hand type of book, you’ll need 0 brain cells for this because things are explained and repeated at least 3 times every two chapters. The ending was easily guessable and kinda terribly executed.
February 11, 2025
A quick read. The story is a bit thin and predictable, much like a Hallmark mystery movie where there is chemistry between male and female key characters.
The descriptions of scenes, people, etc. became tedious after a while. It had just a bit of “spice,” easily passed over without losing track of the story line.
The descriptions of scenes, people, etc. became tedious after a while. It had just a bit of “spice,” easily passed over without losing track of the story line.
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March 2, 2024Romantic Suspense, Mystery & Detective, Police Procedural Mystery & Detective
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The Lynleys of Law Enforcement (Book #4)
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The Lynleys of Law Enforcement (Book #4)
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March 2, 2024Romantic Suspense, Mystery & Detective, Police Procedural Mystery & Detective
Miniseries
The Lynleys of Law Enforcement (Book #4)
Miniseries
The Lynleys of Law Enforcement (Book #4)
March 28, 2024
Quick easy read
October 6, 2024
The description in this book was like the author was trying to meet a word count. Way over done! The Insta love and ending was cringey! At least the mystery was a mystery only part I liked.
November 13, 2024
Writings was more tell not show. A good plot though
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