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by Kate Bold

201 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 22, 2024

About the author

Bestselling author Kate Bold is author of the ALEXA CHASE SUSPENSE THRILLER series, comprising six books (and counting); of the ASHLEY HOPE SUSPENSE THRILLER series, comprising six books (and counting); of the CAMILLE GRACE SUSPENSE THRILLER series, comprising eight books (and counting); of the HARLEY COLE SUSPENSE THRILLER series, comprising ten books (and counting); of the KAYLIE BROOKS SUSPENSE THRILLER series, comprising five books (and counting); and of the EVE HOPE SUSPENSE THRILLER series, comprising five books (and counting). Kate loves to hear from you, so please feel free to visit www.kateboldauthor.com to join the mailing list, receive free ebooks, hear the latest news, and stay in touch.

BOOKS BY KATE BOLD

EVE HOPE SUSPENSE THRILLER

IN HIS BLOOD (Book #1)

IN HIS SIGHTS (Book #2)

IN HIS REACH (Book #3)

IN HIS MIND (Book #4)

IN HIS WAY (Book #5)

(and counting)

KAYLIE BROOKS SUSPENSE THRILLER

LAST BREATH (Book #1)

LAST CHANCE (Book #2)

LAST WISH (Book #3)

LAST SHOT (Book #4)

LAST MISTAKE (Book #5)

(and counting)

HARLEY COLE SUSPENSE THRILLER

NOWHERE SAFE (Book #1)

NOWHERE LEFT (Book #2)

NOWHERE TO RUN (Book #3)

NOWHERE LIKE THIS (Book #4)

NOWHERE GIRL (Book #5)

NOWHERE TO HIDE (Book #6)

NOWHERE CERTAIN (Book #7)

NOWHERE PURE (Book #8)

NOWHERE SOUND (Book #9)

NOWHERE SANE (Book #10)

(and counting)

CAMILLE GRACE SUSPENSE THRILLER

NOT ME (Book #1)

NOT NOW (Book #2)

NOT WELL (Book #3)

NOT HER (Book #4)

NOT NORMAL (Book #5)

NOT AGAIN (Book #6)

NOT SAFE (Book #7)

NOT TODAY (Book #8)

(and counting)

ALEXA CHASE SUSPENSE THRILLER

THE KILLING GAME (Book #1)

THE KILLING TIDE (Book #2)

THE KILLING HOUR (Book #3)

THE KILLING POINT (Book #4)

THE KILLING FOG (Book #5)

THE KILLING PLACE (Book #6)

(and counting)

ASHLEY HOPE SUSPENSE THRILLER

LET ME GO (Book #1)

LET ME OUT (Book #2)

LET ME LIVE (Book #3)

LET ME BREATHE (Book #4)

LET ME FORGET (Book #5)

LET ME ESCAPE (Book #6)

(and counting)

Reviews

[Paige Alexander Alexander]

This book follows the author's familiar formula, opening with a murder before launching into the investigation. It's a style that works well and immediately draws you into the story.

The protagonist was generally likeable, but I found her interactions with her partner a little immature. He came across as the more experienced and professional of the two, and at times their dynamic felt more like father and daughter than equal colleagues. One moment she seemed like a giddy schoolgirl, and the next the reader was expected to view her as a highly capable professional. For me, those two sides never quite came together, although I'm hoping the character matures as the series progresses.

The storyline itself was what kept me reading. It was fast-paced, realistic, and easy to imagine happening in real life. The suspect was well developed, and the motive behind the killings felt believable and grounded.

I would have liked the author to delve a little deeper into the killer's psychology, as I think that would have added greater intensity and made the story even more compelling.

My biggest criticism was the recurring family drama involving the protagonist's sister and father. It felt like the same well-worn trauma subplot that appears throughout many of the author's books, and by this point it had me rolling my eyes more than feeling invested.

Overall, this was an enjoyable, easy read and perfect for a rainy afternoon. While I wouldn't be rushing out to buy the next book, I'd still recommend it to readers looking for a solid crime thriller.

[Cidney]

Addison Shine and her partner Javier Esposito are agents who are on another mission now, their mission is to find the abductor and disappearance of several young women who just vanished from sight. There are looking to find a young woman called Emily Torres who was at a theme park with her friends but who suddenly vanished and they couldn't find her. Well they wouldn't, as she has been kidnapped and was at that moment in a wooden boxed maze with no way out and the walls were closing in on her, she was inside her worst nightmare. The killer meanwhile watching her and enjoying watching her die. Then another young woman is finally found drown in a tank of water with weights so never being able to surface, and another was put in a maze full of spiders, her worst nightmare. Addie and Javi have their work cut out trying to figure out who the killer was and why was he doing this? Very strong theme here and quite gory but it flowed along nicely and the chemistry between these two new characters is really good.

[SHIRLEY]

This was a quick read (201 pages), but filled with intrigue.
Addison Shine and Javier Esposito are FBI agents who are paired up to solve the mysterious abductions and deaths of several young women. The find their first victim in a dark wooden maze. When they put together a possible profile of the perpetrator, they do a thorough search for other victims. The final scene with the perp was so realistic that it had me on the edge of my seat. The procedural is creative, the motive is twisted and the chemistry between the pair is believable.
I'll definitely read more from this autor.

[BusyMommiesBookClub]

The mazes! So cool. So f***ed up. I could not imagine a more horrifying way to die.

I really enjoyed the chemistry (work-related and other) between the two agents. It was written really well and I'm looking forward to reading more.

Highly recommend for fans of criminal minds.

[Cynthia E Provencher]

Awesome

Another winner for Kate Bold! So well written & easy to follow. Believable characters. Unable to put down. Will keep u guessing until the end. Kudos Kate! Keep them coming.

[Nicole Vaughn-Wilkerson]

Absolutely amazing! And it shows how grief can literally drive a person mad. Simply love it.

[Jill]

omg!!!

I should’ve read sooner. Don’t start this book if you have things to do, once you start reading, you’ll finish the book.

[Jackie Williams]

It was ok for a short read.

[Barry Smith]

Okay

[Lauren Moore]

3.5 ⭐️
Picked this up to complete a kindle reading challenge - it was a short, fast paced read with a good plot.