Review: When Evil Calls - Melinda Woodhall

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Review: When Evil Calls - Book #5 Bridget Bishop FBI Series -Melinda Woodhall -February 2023

One of my favourite go-to female authors for mysteries is Melinda Woodhall and if you enjoy authors like Melinda Leigh and Kendra Elliot then you will also enjoy her books. The other thing that I love about Melinda's different series is that the characters crossover and so in this series we are connecting with Charlie Day, Opal, and a few others that we have seen in the Mercy Harbor, Veronica Lee, and Detective Ainsley series. I find this helps to bring the characters more to life and makes you more so invested in the story too. In When Evil Calls, Bridget is called to help investigate a new murder of Trinity Drexel. This murder looks like it is connected to the three from eight years ago. One of those three was her good friend Vic Santino's wife. Now it looks like the murderer is back to kill others and tie up loose ends as she got away with it once before, what's not to say she will again? However eight years ago Bridget Bishop wasn't on the case and if there is one thing we know about Bridget, she won't rest until the killer is behind bars and serving justice. We are also reunited with our crime podcaster Chase Grafton in this book. Whenever I read about crime podcasts, it makes me want to hop back online and listen to them. I also love how in fiction these days, especially true crime books we are seeing more and more the introduction of true crime podcasters as it is the way of the future as we have now reached a place in the world where talking about true crime isn't strange and creepy and in real life members of the public and podcasting have helped to solve cold cases similar to the one in When Evil Calls by Melinda Woodhall.  I am now looking forward to continuing this series and checking out a couple of her newer ones - The Frankie Dawson PI and the Bailey Flynn Series.

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