FBI special agent Matthew Roarke and his team are still searching for a woman who is killing the monsters masquerading as men.
She has talent for finding the worst of them, and uses her own brand of justice. The terrible tragedy that took the rest of her family marked her in ways that very few will understand.
This is the second book in a series that should really be read in order. They are FBI thrillers filled with intensely complicated characters and danger round ever corner. Once you read the first book you will be hooked and need to finish the series. I'm off now to get the next one, even though this looks like the ending.
Very exciting.

Thank you for the advanced copy of this book. Awesome storytelling. Compelling characters and gripping plot. Looking for more from this author.

This series is addictive. Read books 1 & 2 back to back. Great plot, great characters & just the right amount of creepy

I thought that this book was very well done. This is the second book in the Huntress/FBI Thrillers series which is a series that really does need to be read in order. This book picks up shortly after the events in the first installment in the series with Special Agent Roarke still trying to capture Cara. I was quickly pulled back into this ongoing story and had a really good time with it.

Cara Lindstrom was the only survivor of a murderer known as The Reaper when she was just a young child. She is now also a murderer and wanted by the FBI. Her crimes have been committed against those that have harmed or are in the process of harming others. It is next to impossible to feel regret over the lives she has taken but Roarke is determined to bring her in.

Roarke intends to set a trap for Cara and stumbles upon a crime much larger than he thought possible. I was completely pulled in by this story and had a great time trying to figure out how everything would work out and what the FBI's next move would be. There was a lot of action and the story moved at a pretty fast pace. I liked the profiling aspect of the story and thought it added a really interesting aspect to the story.

R.C. Bray did a fantastic job with the narration. For some reason, his voice just seems perfect for this kind of story. He was able to really bring the story to life and did a great job with all of the character voices. I really like the quality of his voice and found that I wanted to listen to this book for hours at a time.

I would recommend this series to others. I think that this is a very well done mystery that kept me guessing paired with great characters and enough action to keep things interesting. I am looking forward to listening to the next book in the series very soon.

I received a digital review copy of this book from Thomas & Mercer via NetGalley and purchased a copy of the audiobook.

(I received a free copy of this book from Net Galley in exchange for an honest review.)

Twenty-five years have passed since a savage killer terrorized California, massacring three ordinary families before disappearing without a trace. The only surviving victim of his rampage was a child…who is now wanted by the FBI for brutal crimes of her own.
Special Agent Matthew Roarke is on an interstate manhunt to track her down, despite feeling torn between his dedication to duty and his sympathy for her horrific history and motives. But when Roarke’s search unearths evidence of new family slayings, the dangerous woman he seeks—and secretly wants—may be his only hope of preventing another bloodbath. He just has to find her first.

Well, this was a vast improvement, story-wise, on the first book. There, the story never really did anything and I described it more as a mystery than a thriller. But that changed a bit in this book.

The story really gets a boost in action for this second book of the series. I found myself really enjoying the chase.

However, the over-attention to detail was frustrating. The story starts to build momentum, and then the author decides to spend paragraph after paragraph describing scenery or location - who cares, get on with the story...

Will try the third book and see if it improves again.


Paul
ARH

I AM SO EMBARRASSED ... JUST NOW FINDING THIS ONE ON MY KINDLE/AMAZON. WAS NEVER READ SO NO REVIEW COMING AT THIS LATE DATE. MY SINCERE APOLOGIES. BOOK HAS BEEN ARCHIVED.