FBI Agent Constantine Striker has lost everything—his job, his partner, his family—and he’s no closer to solving the decade-long mystery of his sister’s disappearance.
Alex Frost’s career is in free fall. Branded a pariah after teaming up with Con, she’s one mistake away from being fired.
The last thing they need is to work together again. But with Con closing in on his sister’s fate and Alex searching for her missing friends after a trip to Mexico, they have no choice but to join forces.
To uncover the truth, they’ll cross every line, break every law, and face an enemy more dangerous than they ever imagined.
In the explosive finale of the best-selling series, Con must decide if the truth will save him—or destroy him. And Alex will learn the hard way that sometimes the heroes are worse than the villains.
True story: I used to cut up bodies. No, not for fun, you sickos–for work. After reaching the age of majority and fleeing the clutches of an overprotective mother, I went to university like a good boy.
More than a decade later and an alphabet soup of letters after my name, I found myself looking down the double-chamber of a microscope at an eyeball. Feeling ironically introspective, I decided that it was time for a change.
After seventy plus novels and more than a million copies sold, I’ve found my true calling, one that also includes a plethora of letters. Hopefully you see something in my catalog that you like, something to feast your eyes on.
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Tell Me Where They've Gone: book 3, in Patrick Logan's Striker and Frost FBI Thriller series gets down and dirty. Mostly set in Mexico, the most unnerving part is that the laws, or lack thereof, are so alien to an American reader that it is hard to foresee the next move.
Although Constantine Striker is no longer affiliated with the FBI due to his actions in his previous case, he remains heavily involved in the resolution of his past and continues to watch over Agent Alex Frost. However, since he sold his mother's house and the loss of his job, he's been steadily drinking and now lives out of his car.
Frost discovers Con's situation when she realizes that her bestie Tori has not returned from her Cancun vacation on time and no one seems to be able to satisfactorily explain why. The tension ramps up quickly as Frost finds out why Con is such a mess and the two of them decide upon a plan to find Tori.
***Trigger Warning***
From here to the end of the book, multiple scenes of graphic violence, sexual violence, cannibalism, and other very dark topics are present.
Logan packs a whallop of lip-biting, eye-scrunching, hyperventilating in distress, and downright unbearable combinations of state-side law enforcement vs. la Federales vs. the worst of the Mexican Cartels. I kept thinking I'd read the worst of it, but, no! Logan just had to keep pushing further.
Tell Me Where They've Gone is a fascinating Thriller. It connects many hanging plotlines from previous books and lays out one jaw-dropping cliffhanger of an ending. I was thoroughly entertained, a little grossed out, and relieved to reach the end. Except for the cliffhanger, which will make me obsessively read the next book. Good stuff.
I really liked the first two books in this series, but this one just fell apart for me. The ending was loosely put together and far-fetched. I enjoyed the characters and quick-paced action though!
I can describe a few of my emotions while reading this finale. Disbelief, heart wrenching, jaw dropping good! Plan a day where you just read this, because I guarantee you won't want or be able to put it down. I think this is some of his best work and that's saying something. If you haven't been following this series, I encourage you to start at the beginning. The shock value of this will be so much more!!
Logan brought it yet again in this fast-paced crime thriller. I enjoyed this short series and would've loved it if it'd continued. 3 books isn't long enough to get too invested in the characters but long enough to want just a little more. I do love Tate and glad that he'll continue on with Chase. Frost is one tough and stubborn woman, but that's why I liked her. She's relatable and if I ever found myself in Tori's sitiuation I'd want a friend like Frost who would stop for nothing til she found me.
This was excellent and disturbing and all emotions in between. I'm sad that this series is over, I was just getting into the groove with these characters. That ending....what the hell!!!! As you've told us we will see Agent Frost again and I'm looking forward to that. As messed up as he was I'm going to miss Con.
Loved this series, a bit gory, but my 80 year old self got through it just fine. I didn’t want this series to end, but if you insist (probably) is a big word for bringing Con back!! I also missed out on knowing if the head, Marcus Allen, got fired?? Glad most of the other characters made it through. Now on to more of the Patrick Logan books
Tell Me Where They've Gone: A heart oooh being thriller with a shocking finale(A Striker and Frost F
Another thrilling read with all you can imagine. Serial killers, old friends, two friends needing to be found, Cartels. This seems to have it all and a hard one to stop reading once you start.
TW: r*pe Otherwise, it was a phenomenal book, but I did run out of my bedroom to yell at my husband that I hate Patrick Logan because who tortures people like this 😭 i can't wait to read the next one. The twists just never cease to amaze me
I have been completely drawn in to this series. The characters are well developed and you are instantly rooting for them to solve the crimes. The writing is easy to read with perfect length chapters. I'm ready for the next Patrick Logan read.
Ok I never write reviews but I read this entire series so far in two days. This is one of the best series I’ve ever read. I just love Alex and Con and Tate .. all of them. U can’t wait for the next
Gripping tale of the bonds between friends, co workers and family
Non stop action and interesting FBI investigation story. Story holds your attention, and characters are thought provoking. You don't want to put the book down, but you won't want the story to end.
I could not put this book down once I started reading it. It did make me cry and I wish the ending would have ended with Con and Alex together. Who knows what the future brings.
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Very interesting and sad that characters were written off. As normal, the truth is always not what I was expecting. Looking for more adventures of everyone.
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Another wild adventure. Drama filled. Characters you love and a story you don't want to end. A book you can't put down. Can't wait for the next installment.
Least favorite of the series. Never going to Cancun. Confused about ending, felt like a lazy way to do it but maybe I just don’t want it to end? But also there’s another one?
Shattered my heart. Not going to lie. In the beginning Tori pissed me off acting so dumb in Mexico. I mean really? Get a damn grip woman. But the ending to Con and Frost?!? Devastation.
Le pondría las tres estrellas pero por la traducción no lo hago. Esta tercera parte del Hombre de Arena a sido genial. Enganchada a la lectura desde que empecé el libro. Un poco más cruda que las dos anteriores pero con un desenlace imprevisible y un tanto crudo.... recordando a ese final del silencio de los corderos que alguna vez he visto en la televisión. El mejor de los tres libros. Sin duda me encanta este autor sorprendente constantemente y escribe de forma lineal y sin hoja de ruta.