If She Fled (A Kate Wise Mystery—Book 5)
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4.3 • 482 Ratings
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
“A masterpiece of thriller and mystery. Blake Pierce did a magnificent job developing characters with a psychological side so well described that we feel inside their minds, follow their fears and cheer for their success. Full of twists, this book will keep you awake until the turn of the last page.”
--Books and Movie Reviews, Roberto Mattos (re Once Gone)
IF SHE FLED (A Kate Wise Mystery) is book #5 in a new psychological thriller series by bestselling author Blake Pierce.
When another 50 year old woman is found dead in her home in a wealthy suburb—the second such victim in just two months—the FBI is stumped. They must turn to their most brilliant mind—retired FBI agent Kate Wise, 55—to come back to the line of duty and solve it.
What do these two empty nesters have in common? Were they targeted?
How long until this serial killer strikes again?
And is Kate, though past her prime, still able to solve cases that no one else can?
An action-packed thriller with heart-pounding suspense, IF SHE FLED is book #5 in a riveting new series that will leave you turning pages late into the night.
Book #6 in the KATE WISE MYSTERY SERIES is also now available!
Customer Reviews
Needs professional editing!
The story line is good but words are missing and names get changed. For instance, Mercy is referred to as Fuller, then Wheeler, then Fuller again within a page. In this book DeMarco’s first name is Kristen but in the next book, she’s Jo.
Basic words are missing from the text. Punctuation and indentations are missing. All of these errors are distracting for me as a reader because I have to jump out of the story to figure out what’s wrong before I can continue. It messes up the reading journey! Otherwise, I’d give it a 5-star rating.
Great series, too many typos!!
Is there no proof reading or editing?? If there is, they should not be getting paid!
Book #5
I enjoy all of the books that this author has written. My only criticism is that they are horribly edited. It reminds me of a middle school term paper. That being said the stories are great.