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The Lost Girl

FBI Mystery Thriller

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The Lost Girl

By: Tara Darkwood
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 Ella Raven became an FBI agent to heal her wounds…only to have them torn open…one by one.

As a teenager Ella lost everything she had when her dad was brutally killed and her little sister kidnapped, never to be seen again.

When, years later, a young girl is kidnapped without a trace in a quaint lake town in California, the story threatens to repeat itself.

Now a rookie FBI agent, Ella is forced to work on the case together with Matthew Hunter, the mysterious agent who is more than a decade her senior. The case hits uncomfortably close to home for Ella, who must deal with her traumatic past and the case of the lost girl at the same time.

Things get only more complicated when they find out that a serial killer with dark motives is on the loose.

Soon, Ella’s predictive dreams and painful memories blend into a chaotic race against the clock in which only one question counts:

Can she keep her promise to find the girl, while battling the darkness in her own soul?

This is a fast-paced FBI mystery novel about a scarred young woman who is determined to fight for all that remains good and innocent in the world. Action & Adventure Women's Adventure Women's Fiction World Literature Fiction Disappearance
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