Thursday, March 7, 2024

Review: Dead Fall

Dead Fall Dead Fall by Nancy Mehl
My rating: 💛💛💛💛

I loved Criminal Minds, and this serial killer is right up the alley of that series.

I enjoyed catching up with Alex and the rest of the BAU and loved that Kaely from the Kaely Quinn series played an important part in this story next to Alex.

But more than figuring out who the twisted serial killer is who is causing BAU agents to be killed in unique ways, it was also a story of finding out who you are and not to compare yourself to others and trying to fit the world’s idea and mold of who you should be.

*I listened to the audiobook on Everand.*

Review book 1: Free Fall


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About the book:


After facing the demons from her past, Alex Donovan is ready to move on and focus on her career at the FBI's elite Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU). When renowned profiler and BAU co-founder John Davis is found dead in his hotel room, the FBI is called in to work on the strangest case they've ever faced. How do you find a killer who murders his victims without touching them?

When it becomes clear that the killer is targeting agents in Alex's unit, they are ordered into lockdown, sheltered in the dorms at Quantico. Alex bunks with a controversial agent, Kaely Quinn, who has returned after being dismissed three years earlier. As they work together, Alex discovers in Kaely the role model she's never had, despite being warned away.

As Alex questions who she wants to become, things get personal when the brilliant killer strikes close to home. Now Alex will do anything to find the killer--even at the risk of her own life.

About the author:


Nancy Mehl lives in Wichita, Kansas with her husband, Norman, and her very active puggle, Watson. First
published in 2001, she has now authored nine books, including an omnibus mystery collection, Cozy in Kansas, which contains three of her previously published Ivy Towers mysteries. Book three in the series, For Whom the Wedding Bell Tolls, won the American Christian Fiction Writers Mystery Book of the Year award. Nancys main writing interests lie in mystery although her new Harmony Series leans more toward the romantic suspense genre. Nancy runs a HUD program for the city of Wichita and is president of a volunteer organization, Wichita Homebound Outreach. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and Kansas Authors Club.

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