Overall, Bitter Falls is a riveting, dark, fast-paced, high intensive story. She is still a wildcard in this story, causing problems, but then jumping in to try and save the day.

We also meet up with Vee, who has run away from her foster home and ended up looking for Lanny. They had done nothing wrong, yet were paying the price for their father’s crimes. They really don’t have any friends and the local drug family wants them to relocate. The kids are having a tough go at school. In this story, Gwen and Sam have decided to live together and put down roots as a family. Don’t get me wrong, it is still a good story, just not as good as the first three.

In the previous books, she was protecting her family, now she is putting her life on the line for others. Gwen is still a kickass, tough mama, but this book didn’t have the same pull for me. What starts off as a simple missing person, pulls not only Gwen, but Sam and her kids into a dangerous situation, with another psychopath having them on his radar. As she delves deeper into Remy’s disappearance, she uncovers information that ties back to events revealed in Wolfhunter River. She is called in to investigate a cold case, the disappearance of a college student three years earlier. Gwen is now working for a PI firm and takes on jobs in her area. Published January 21st 2020 by Thomas & Mercer, Brilliance Audioīitter Falls brings us back into the world of Gwen Proctor and her family. I will pick it up albeit warily just to be cautious.Bitter Falls (Stillhouse Lake #4) by Rachel Caine There is another book scheduled in the series if I am right. If you have been following this series, then I recommend giving this a go as well. I love the mega cast of voices that listening to the audiobook entails.

This case is almost an extension of something they faced earlier, but the main action parts happen in quick succession, and before we can blink the events are all wrapped up. Her investigation makes things look even more suspect and her children are struggling to lead normal lives. Gwen is going through the motions when her home is threatened and the case of a missing college boy is brought to her. She and the rest of her family sound equally exasperated with the hand that fate continues to deal them. Gwen has a better job now, something she is using to her advantage, but it puts her in the crosshairs of even more danger. Every time Gwen and her family feel they have rounded a corner, old troubles resurface and bare even more prominent fangs. This particular visit to stillhouse lake shows how persecution does not end when we put a book away. This is the kind of series that the general public feels has run its course with regards to the storyline. Narrated by: Emily Sutton-Smith, Michael Crouch, Dan John Miller, Lauren Ezzo, Will Ropp

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