Good day, dear reader!
It has been a while since I last posted an update on what I was reading. Life gets busy, but there are always great books to help fill the commutes, chores, and relaxing times as I prepare for bed. But, I am excited to share this book with you today. In fact, the entire series is amazing. I did a binge read on the first 17 books a couple of months ago, but now, I need to go back and listen to all 18 again. Check out the review on the newest book, “The Girl in the Mist” below!
Rating: 4/5 stars
Publisher: Bookouture
Available: NOW!
Author Information: Helen Phifer
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Goodreads Blurb:
Her entire body shakes as she runs through the mist, barely keeping her screams bottled inside. She finds somewhere safe to hide, but the image of the figure dressed head-to-toe in black flashes through her mind. Someone is coming for her…
When reports come in of an attack on a group of friends on the grounds of an abandoned summer camp, Detective Morgan Brookes races to the scene. Seeing a body in the lake, she throws herself into the freezing water, but the boy’s battered face and blue lips are evidence that she is far too late. With his killer at large, and one young girl missing, a desperate search ensues.
Everyone in town believes the camp is haunted, but not a soul knew the teens had ventured there to look for ghosts. The only witness was the caretaker, and his filthy, dilapidated house puts the whole team on edge. But when Morgan meets the girl who survived, trembling in her hospital bed, and hears about a female figure she saw in the mist, a shiver runs through her. Is this the young girl’s imagination running wild, the killer, or another victim?
With rain flooding Rydal Falls, washing away all evidence and reducing visibility in the camp, Morgan must throw everything she has into unravelling this mystery and finding the young girl lost in the mist. But will the twisted killer stalking the mountains get there first?
My Review:
What starts out as a night on a ghost hunt turn to terror for three teens. As one runs in terror, she is not sure what is to become of the two friends she left behind, when a figure suddenly emerged from the mist and began to attack. Morgan and her team are quickly on the case, but this is going to be a harder one to crack. As the frightened teen gives the information she has, the worry turns to the two teenagers still missing. When a body turns up, and then another, it appears a new killer has moved in, and is determined to make their mark on the little town.
Morgan will stop at nothing to bring the young teen home. However, this case is going to have a few twists that you will NOT see coming!
Absolutely LOVED reading this book! I sat down thinking that I would get a few hours in before bed, and ended up reading the entire book in one sitting. Prepare for a night of gasps and nail biting.
Each of these books can be read as a stand alone, but there are some running themes throughout that make more sense if you have read them all. Read “The Girl in the Mist,” and then go read all 18. You will not be disappointed. I hope you enjoy this series as much as I do.
