Review: Girl, Eight - Melinda Woodhall

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Girl Eight (Mercy Harbor Thriller, #2)


Review: Girl , Eight - Book #2 Mercy Harbor Series - Melinda Woodhall - March 2019

Eden is back along with Leo Steele and the pair have been spending a lot of time together since solving a murder and saving Eden's niece Hope. Now with the running of her newest center "Hope Centre" caring for addicts wanting to get clean as though Eden couldn't save the Stacey's, Jessica's, or Brandi's of the world - she can at least try and save others wanting to get clean like Kara. The book then jumps to Ace who has killed and buried seven girls so far and looking for an Eighth girl which is where Kara comes in. Working at the center is Doctor Bellows aka Doc and he gets the girls for Ace. He has been getting away with what he has been doing for years, but that's only because he has never quite met someone like Eden who is like a dog with a bone. The last time he did a long time ago, that person got killed along with a few others. In Girl Eight, we have two storylines - the current kidnapping of Kara and Leo and his associates trying to solve the cold cases of two deaths that were talked about in The River Girls - Book #1 including Helena Steele's - Leo's mother. Also, this new case is about to blow up for the local Mercy Harbor Police as corruption and dirty cops come rising to the surface. I am looking forward to reading the later books in this series as I want to find out what happened to Pat Barker's daughter Taylor who he hasn't heard a peep out of for the past three years since his wife passed. If you are looking for a new female mystery author to sink your teeth into, then check out Melinda Woodhall and her Mercy Harbor Series.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3813H2I




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