Review: Catch The Girl - Melinda Woodhall

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Catch the Girl: A Mercy Harbor Thriller

Review: Catch The Girl - Book #3 Mercy Harbor Series - Melinda Woodhall - July 2019



I have been thoroughly enjoying this series by Melinda Woodhall as I have gotten to know the characters, the storylines and plot are thrilling and the book keeps you captivated. At the end of Book #2 we learned more about Barker's daughter, Taylor who disappeared three years ago, and now more than ever, Pete Barker is determined to track her down. The book then jumps to two girls running for their lives - Candy and Ruth. We learn that they were part of a commune that has turned cult-like after the death of Father Jed and his son Jacob - an ex-felon took over. Ruth was given by Sister Marie - the address to Mercy House run by Eden Winthrop. Ruth turns up shell-shocked and scared, Eden tries to help her with Reggie's help and soon learns of her terrible ordeal especially when a dead body turns up and then Ruth goes missing, Eden can't help to think it's connected. Meanwhile, we read as Sister Marie is having a  hard time at the commune and strange things and evil are in the air. Can Eden with the help of her police buddies Nessa and Janowski and ex-police officer Barker track down where Ruth and Candy came from and the strange things happening before more are killed, especially when it seems that DNA links back to a double-murder and kidnapping that happened over twenty years ago. Also, will Barker be any closer to finding his Taylor? On the love side it looks like Leo is ready to pop the question to Eden, but what will happen when Eden's ex Nathan and business partner head back to visit her and the kids in Mercy Harbor, Has Leo missed his opportunity? Find out in Book #3 of this wonderful mystery/thriller series - Catch The Girl by Melinda Woodhall.

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