The Vanishing Season - Dot Hutchison torrent

Category: Adults, Mystery, Thriller
Language: EnglishKeywords: Missing Children
Written by Dot Hutchison
Read by Will Damron, Jesse Vilinsky
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged
Series: The Collector, Book 4
Length: 10 hrs and 32 mins
Release date: 05-21-19
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
A recent abduction becomes an unexpected link to a decades-long spree of unspeakable crimes.
Eight-year-old Brooklyn Mercer has gone missing. And as accustomed as FBI agents Eliza Sterling and Brandon Eddison are to such harrowing cases, this one has struck a nerve. It marks the anniversary of the disappearance of Eddison’s own little sister. Disturbing, too, is the girl’s resemblance to Eliza - so uncanny they could be mother and daughter.
With Eddison’s unsettled past rising again with rage and pain, Eliza is determined to solve this case at any cost. But the closer she looks, the more reluctant she is to divulge to her increasingly shaken partner what she finds. Brooklyn isn’t the only girl of her exact description to go missing. She’s just the latest in a frightening pattern going back decades in cities throughout the entire country.
In a race against time, Eliza’s determined to bring Brooklyn home and somehow find the link to the cold case that has haunted Eddison - and the entire Crimes Against Children team - since its inception.
One reviewer wrote–There’s a line towards the end of this book, that talks about the extraordinary kindness people can surprise you with, and I think that sums up exactly what drove this series so deep into my heart. I really don’t get emotional about books any more, but I couldn’t maintain dry eyes throughout the last quarter. Something about these agents and the family they’ve built for themselves just hits such a true note that it’s like having that family as my own.
Series: The Collector, Book 4
Length: 10 hrs and 32 mins
Release date: 05-21-19
Publisher: Brilliance Audio

A recent abduction becomes an unexpected link to a decades-long spree of unspeakable crimes.

Eight-year-old Brooklyn Mercer has gone missing. And as accustomed as FBI agents Eliza Sterling and Brandon Eddison are to such harrowing cases, this one has struck a nerve. It marks the anniversary of the disappearance of Eddison’s own little sister. Disturbing, too, is the girl’s resemblance to Eliza - so uncanny they could be mother and daughter.

With Eddison’s unsettled past rising again with rage and pain, Eliza is determined to solve this case at any cost. But the closer she looks, the more reluctant she is to divulge to her increasingly shaken partner what she finds. Brooklyn isn’t the only girl of her exact description to go missing. She’s just the latest in a frightening pattern going back decades in cities throughout the entire country.

In a race against time, Eliza’s determined to bring Brooklyn home and somehow find the link to the cold case that has haunted Eddison - and the entire Crimes Against Children team - since its inception.

One reviewer wrote–There’s a line towards the end of this book, that talks about the extraordinary kindness people can surprise you with, and I think that sums up exactly what drove this series so deep into my heart. I really don’t get emotional about books any more, but I couldn’t maintain dry eyes throughout the last quarter. Something about these agents and the family they’ve built for themselves just hits such a true note that it’s like having that family as my own.