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Silenced Girls: An absolutely addictive mystery thriller (Agent Tori Hunter) by Roger Stelljes is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Agent Tori Hunter takes in the body of the beautiful young woman curled up in the trunk of the car. Knowing what she will find, Tori gently lifts the bottom of the victim’s blouse. Decorating her back are two small dots an inch apart. Just like the others.Guilt has kept FBI Agent Tori Hunter away from her home in Manchester Bay, Minnesota for twenty years, ever since her twin sister disappeared on the Fourth of July, when the girls should have been together. But when she receives an anonymous newspaper clipping about another missing girl, Genevieve, Tori is dragged back to the past. Just like Tori’s sister, Genevieve vanished without a trace, her empty car abandoned on a lonely lakeside road as Independence Day fireworks lit up the sky overhead.Returning to Minnesota lake country, Tori finds Genevieve’s distraught parents desperate for answers. How could their beautiful, popular daughter be snatched so near her own home? Under pressure to make an arrest, the police have no time for Tori’s theories. Besides, they already have a suspect for Genevieve’s abductor: a local man seen flirting with her the night she disappeared.When the suspect is found dead in his isolated cabin, his appa

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Author
Roger Stelljes
Publisher
‎ Bookouture
Published
2019
Language
EN
ISBN
9781800190504
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Thriller, Thrillers, Fiction
Rating
4.6 / 5 (6,094 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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