Vendetta is the first novel in The Nikki Boyd Files series.
The main character is Nikki Boyd and she is a member of the Tennessee Missing
Persons Task Force. Nikki joined the missing persons force when her sister,
Sarah turned up missing ten years ago. Nikki was supposed to be picking up her
sister from school and Nikki was late arriving. Sarah was kidnapped and the Angel
Abductor left behind a Polaroid of Sarah. Nikki has intensely studied a number
of kidnapping cases in order to try and determine who the Angel Abductor is.
She has yet to find any trace of Sarah. While on a rock climbing trip with
Tyler honoring his late wife, she received an important call from her boss
asking her to investigate a missing girl Bridget near them. Bridget was a very
active user on social media. She thought she was talking to a young guy but the
guy didn’t really exist. Now they are desperately searching for any signs of
Bridget.
I would recommend this amazing book to anyone who enjoys reading
suspenseful novels. I love how this book was very descriptive in describing the
different scenes and the author knew how to make readers want to keep reading
and turning the pages in order to discover more about the plot. I also like how
the novel included some budding romance between Nikki and Tyler. I can’t wait
to see where she takes the two main characters in the next book. I love how the
book reminded me of the popular TV Show, Criminal Minds. I liked how the author
allowed the characters to explore their faith and their lack of faith and questioning
why God allows bad things to happen. I could relate to Nikki when she
questioned God on why he allowed Sarah to be taken. I also related to the
background story between Tyler and his first wife and how he struggled with
losing his unborn child in an accident. Throughout the book, we see both Nikki
and Tyler having to deal with their guilt before they can move forward and the
healing that can be found. If you’re looking for a new mystery series to read
and enjoy, then pick up this series!
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provided me with a free copy of “Vendetta”
for this review.
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