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Detective Freya Sinclair is on a tear! She has her work cut out for her when she returns to her hometown to find clues as to the tragedies there. Angsty, thrilling, fast-paced, and anazing!

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Three Drowned Girls by E. Shiner, published by Bookouture, is the first book in the Detective Freya Sinclair Series.It is an absolute gripping thriller of it's finest. Heartstopping, goose flesh giving, unputdownable, angsty and full of unexpected twitst and turns that had me guessing til the last page.
Blurb:
After five years away from her hometown of Fawn Lake, Detective Freya Sinclair isn’t expecting a warm welcome from the people she’s sworn to protect. She became a detective to bring serial killers to justice, but the tight-knit North Carolinian community can’t see past her twisted roots.
Minutes after stepping foot back home, the body of a young girl is pulled from the river and Freya races to the scene. She’s determined to identify the child and finally prove herself, but before Freya even has a chance to search through missing persons, another girl is reported missing.
Freya’s heart breaks at the sight of little Isa’s blonde ringlets and pristine soccer uniform in the photo the father clutches, but the look on his face says he doesn’t trust Freya. Does he think she’s just like her parents, or does he have a sinister secret of his own?
But when a third girl is found , Freya finds a clue, and instantly recognizes it as part of the soccer team uniform at the local school…

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This talented author has written a cannot put down novel. Drowning little girls...in white dresses...whew...red herrings and secrets kept me guessing. The characters are realistic and keep the story moving quickly. In fact, this is a fast intriguing read...a book of fiction that reads, at times, like nonfiction, and would make a good movie albeit a sad one. Shiner does not make it easy to discern the ending and the "why" of all that happens. Do not miss this mystery. Thanks Netgalley.

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