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Missing Before Daylight
Detective Amanda Steele Series · Book 10
Missing Before Daylight
Carolyn Arnold
4.0 (1)
Pages
342
Published
2024
Language
English
1 review
How it reads
Grumpy Sunshine
Forced Proximity
Prose complexity 1/10
About the author
Carolyn Arnold
Carolyn Arnold
Crime · Mystery
Detective Amanda Steele Series
Book 10 of 15
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I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Carolyn Arnold delivers another gripping read with Missing Before Daylight, the newest installment in her Detective Amanda Steele series. This book is filled with action, suspense, and intense moments scattered throughout the story. Missing Before Daylight focuses on the search for Katherine Graves. Katherine filled in as Amanda and Trent's boss, when their sergeant Malone took a leave of absence due to illness. Amanda and her butted heads, but after several cases, their respect for each other grew. After Malone's return, Katherine retired and proceeded to build a relationship with her estranged aunt. In the week before Christmas, while on her way to her aunt's café, someone kidnapped Katherine from a gas station. During the kidnapping exercise, the eighteen-year-old attendant became a casualty. Trent and Amanda arrived on the scene of what they believed to be a robbery gone wrong, but then they discovered nothing was taken. Examining the security footage reveals not just murder, but also kidnapping. Now, Trent and Amanda find themselves in a race against time to locate their former sergeant before it's too late. As a former detective in New York City, Katherine had quite a list of people whom she arrested who may have a strong desire for revenge. This revelation made Trent and Amanda's work harder as they attempted to track down the person behind the kidnapping and murder. There was no time for extended breaks, as this case was a matter of life and death. With each instalment, Arnold gives readers a view into the characters' personal lives. In Missing Before Daylight, she revisits the sexual tension between Amanda and Trent. She also explores the impact an impulsive action on Amanda's part had on her current relationship. Amanda seems content with her current relationship, but her feelings for her partner have the potential to derail everything. Honestly, I am team Trent and I believe they would be good together. The dynamic between Trent and Amanda also helped to make this a compelling read. Missing Before Daylight is a thrilling and suspenseful tale, with a complex case that will keep readers glued to the pages from start to finish.This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading
