Blake Wilder FBI Mystery Thriller: The Lost Girls

Buttch: This book is very much a thriller. Three books in one and each has its own surprises. All of the books in the Black Wilder have been full of mystery and they build on each other toward the main plot.

United States on Feb 18, 2024

Ody: I love the style of writing. The banter between the characters make you feel like they are you friends. Really enjoy reading this series

United States on Nov 23, 2023

The Lazy Chef: One of the best in the series so far, hang in there until the end! It's been entertaining reading the Wilder books, looking forward to the next one.

United States on Nov 20, 2023

Alisonnic: This is the first Ella Gray novel that I've given 5 stars. It's not perfect, but I found it so engaging and compelling that I just had to rate it at 5. The story deals with a number of issues like crooked cops, sociopathic politicians, and equally sociopathic cult leaders. Oh, and traitorous boyfriends. At the same time the story continues to develop the likeable but often abrasive protagonist, Blake Wilder, and her circle of friends and associates - and the mystery of her missing sister. Great stuff!

I do have some editing issues, and also questions about the plausibility of certain actions - and inactions - of some characters. But these didn't detract significantly from the compelling story. Can't wait to read the next one in the series!

United States on Oct 24, 2023

Kindle Customer Shar: I can not think of anything I dislike about this book except maybe Blames life could be a little easier but I can t out the book down want to know what happens next Excellent reading & sure holds my interest excited to read the next book

Canada on Jun 27, 2023

Kindle Customer: ## Well written crime drama with a dose of suspense and intrigue. I like Blake. She is a marvelous character. I like her best friend and partner Astra as well. They are both interesting and terrific investigators. SPOILERS: This book starts off with a bang and never lets up. I like following along with their investigation as they turn up clue after clue regarding the missing girls. And even though I didn't like the outcome of this crime, at least it CONCLUDED and the main guy ended up in jail. HOWEVER, the subplot is not a stand alone. I had no clue what was happening. In order to follow the subplot which was still not concluded, you must need to have read the other books prior to this one. So the ending to this book is perplexing to me. I have questions! Why is Chief Torres trying to frame Blake for murder? Who the heck IS Chief Torres? Who is this assassin called "the devil" that's trying to kill Blake? What is this group "Thirteen" that Blake mentions in regards to her parents? Where has her sister been all these years? Anyway, I guess the reason for this is to make us buy the next book?

United States on May 13, 2022