Seeking Evil
When BAU Agent Sierra Parker's car dies in the middle of nowhere Wyoming, she breaks a critical rule by catching a ride with a kind stranger. This decision leads her straight into the lair of a serial killer, where she discovers she isn't the first victim. Barrels containing the remains of those who went before her line a wall proving none of them escaped their captor. Can Sierra outwit the seasoned killer to save her life, or will she become the latest victim buried in a barrel?
Seeking Evil by Mary Alford is an
intriguing story. The prologue drew me in,
and my interest was held as I progressed through the book. The characters are
developed and varied. The mystery was full of suspense and action. There were several suspects, but one stood
out to me (I love solving whodunits). I
was happy to see that my guess was correct during the reveal. Sierra is a
courageous woman. She is smart and
tenacious. Sierra used her training to
her advantage. I imagine that it can be
hard holding on to hope as time passes. I
enjoyed the epilogue. Seeking Evil is
the third book in the Hallowed Hall series.
It can be read as a standalone for those who are new to the series like
me (it will, though, have you wanting to go back and read the first two books
in the series). Seeking Evil is a
captivating tale with missing climbers, romance woes, a creepy killer, troubled
team members, disturbing barrels, and a bothered boyfriend.
The
Avid Reader
*I voluntarily read an advanced copy of this book. I am not required to leave a review. The comments and opinions expressed are strictly my own.
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