Review: Where Evil Hides - Melinda Woodhall

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Where Evil Hides: A Bridget Bishop FBI Mystery Thriller Book 3

Review: Where Evil Hides - Book #3 Dr Bridget Bishop Series - Melinda Woodhall - July 2022


Bridget never means to get involved and reeled back into the world of profiling and the FBI's unit of the BAU.  Every time she says this is the last time, she finds herself being pulled back into the limelight and drama of the FBI. In her current workload, she was writing a report about the Montclairs and their daughter Cassidy. Monty Montclair and his second wife Scarlet are getting a divorce and with a child in the mix, Bridget must write a report to see who gets custody. Unfortunately for Bridget - the dad has NPD and the mum has BPD. What happens though when Monty's latest mistress Harmony is found murdered and it looks like Monty is the main suspect? The thing though is he has an alibi, as he was in a session with Bridget Bishop. Her involvement with the family will have Bridget reeled back in and profiling who the real killer is. This was quite a twisted read as I have never read and experienced so many selfish people in one book. In Where Evil Hides, it is every man and woman for themselves and shows the evils that having lots of money can cause. I enjoyed this book and I am now looking forward to seeing whether Melinda writes any more in this series or turns her focus towards Frankie Dawson's series which I can't wait to read. If you love mysteries and authors like Melinda Leigh, Tess Gerritsen, and Kendra Elliot, then Melinda Woodhall is the author for you and once you read one of hers, you will be like me and read everything as I am now up-to-date with this author's works.

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