Review: Their Lost Daughters- Joy Ellis

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Their Lost Daughters (DI Jackman & DS Evans, #2)

Review: Their Lost Daughters - Book #2 DI Jackman and DS Evans - Joy Ellis - March 2017

With a friend's daughter is listed as a runaway and a new body of a teen girl washed up on the beach, the detectives in one way are hoping it's not the same person - it however will be but this isn't the end of their story as more missing girls start to appear and it seems that they are all connected to a secret underground rave. When another colleague of theirs, the daughter tells her father about their friend and how she is now missing and then a girl wakes up half-dead in the hospital with a friend missing. It seems that the town has a killer on their hands and taking young females. We later learn that all these females that have been taken also have something in common - all of them were born on a Wednesday. As the story unfolds, we learn that the missing girls are connected to a case on the Moors that happened decades prior.  I have to admit, the twists of the story when they discover what's underground in the tunnels surprised me and I was like WTF have they stumbled upon and how on earth did nobody find it earlier? If you are on the lookout for a new UK mystery author, then check out Joy Ellis and her book "Their Lost Daughters" in the series featuring DI Jackman and DS Evans.

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