Review: Vanished - Kendra Elliot

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Vanished (Callahan & McLane, #1)

Review: Vanished - Book #1 Callahan and McLane Series - Kendra Elliot - June 2014

Scrolling through my kindle looking for a book to reach my 350th read for the year, I came across a mystery read from Kendra Elliot as she is one of my favorite indie mystery female authors. I have read a few later books that featured Mason Callahan and Ava McLane and Vanished it shows how the two characters met.  One of Mason's CI has just been murdered and during the investigation, he gets a call from his ex-wife Robin. She needs his help as her stepdaughter Henley has been abducted on her way to school this morning. Mason arrives and the FBI is there and here he will become the family liaison and he will meet Ava who will be one of the main FBI agents on the case. As the book goes along though, it looks like someone might be targeting the family as Mason's son Jake ends up also getting abducted.  However, Mason is dealing with his problems as someone is going out of their way to set Mason up for the murder of his CI. Who hates Mason this much? In later books, we read about the dynamics between Ava and her twin sister Jayne and in Vanished - we catch a glimpse of Ava and Jayne's personalities and how opposites the girls are. If you love mysteries, FBI, and crime novels and enjoy authors like Melinda Leigh and Melinda Woodhall, then you will enjoy Kendra Elliot's stories.  The other thing I do enjoy is that even though her books are part of a series, each story can be read as a stand-alone thriller.


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