Still See You Everywhere
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Summary
A remote tropical island. Countless dangerous secrets. No way to call help.
'Taken meets Glass Onion in this terrific novel, and holy cow, the ending! A perfect place to start if you are not familiar with Frankie, and a fantastic continuation of the series if you have already had the pleasure.' Jeff Ayers, First Clue Reviews
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Missing persons specialist Frankie Elkin is on an isolated island off the coast of Hawaii.
Her mission: to find Lani, the missing sister of a Death Row serial killer known as the Beautiful Butcher who is awaiting execution in just three weeks’ time.
According to the Beautiful Butcher’s sources, Lani is being held captive by her millionaire ex-boyfriend on the island. The only way to gain access is for Frankie to go undercover.
But can Frankie really trust the word of a serial killer?
Plus, this island is no paradise with deadly creatures and suspicious co-workers at every turn, and an incoming tropical storm about to cut her off from the outside world.
Could this be Frankie Elkin’s most dangerous case yet?
'Taken meets Glass Onion in this terrific novel, and holy cow, the ending! A perfect place to start if you are not familiar with Frankie, and a fantastic continuation of the series if you have already had the pleasure.' Jeff Ayers, First Clue Reviews
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Missing persons specialist Frankie Elkin is on an isolated island off the coast of Hawaii.
Her mission: to find Lani, the missing sister of a Death Row serial killer known as the Beautiful Butcher who is awaiting execution in just three weeks’ time.
According to the Beautiful Butcher’s sources, Lani is being held captive by her millionaire ex-boyfriend on the island. The only way to gain access is for Frankie to go undercover.
But can Frankie really trust the word of a serial killer?
Plus, this island is no paradise with deadly creatures and suspicious co-workers at every turn, and an incoming tropical storm about to cut her off from the outside world.
Could this be Frankie Elkin’s most dangerous case yet?
