As she steps closer to learning the truth, she, once again, is caught in the crossfire of a mind-boggling circle of evil. I think I need a drink. Suitcase Girl (Abby Kane FBI Thriller #7; Suitcase Girl Trilogy #1)Shame on you author Ty. Follow Sei as she searches for her missing daughter.Ty Hutchinson is a USA Today Best-Seller. For a tense, disturbing thrill-ride, pick up this USA Today Bestseller.
What appears to be a case of human trafficking turns into more than Abby and her partner bargain for when a girl is left inside a suitcase out side FBI headquarters. An Abby Kane FBI thriller. I feel like I've been tricked because I've spent hours reading what it turns out is only one third of a complete story.When a young girl is left in a suitcase outside the FBI building in San Francisco, FBI agent Abby Kane is intrigued—not just at the unusual way the girl was delivered, but because she is a carbon copy of Abby at that age, almost a clone. It doesn’t matter if this is the first book you’re reading in the Brandon Fisher FBI series or not; all the books stand alone!★★★★★ “Clever writing, character development and intensity.”★★★★★ “Pace was great and kept in suspense until the end!”★★★★★ “The storyline and development of characters kept my interest through to the last page. It's not a murder and so there's very little forensic in the story. With the heat on the organization intensifying, the Russians decide to reign in the thief. Start by marking “Suitcase Girl (Abby Kane FBI Thriller #7; Suitcase Girl Trilogy #1)” as Want to Read:
It rang false and seemed out of place.This is one of those annoying books that doesn't actually end, it just... stops. Go, Abby, Go! It's about trying to extract information from the Suitcase Girl who has lost her memory and expanding the team knowledge based on those minor pieces of information. you may have to pay for the others. The 'tactic' is sleazy and no, I will not buy the next book under these circumstances.What a fantastic thriller! Not exactly cloning but along that line.Brand new to me author and hits it out of the park with this story. The old gothcha, now you have to buy the next one. Let us know what’s wrong with this preview of April 8th 2017 Who is she? As she steps closer to learning the truth, she, once again, is caught in the crossfire of a mind-boggling circle of evil.For a mind-bending thriller that’ll keep you turning the pages, read book two in the Suitcase Girl trilogy.After a deadly attack on the FBI headquarters, Abby agrees to take Suitcase Girl back to China in hopes of stopping the men behind the deadly onslaughts. It's not a murder and so there's very little forensic in the story. And it's not finished. Follow Sei as she searches for her missing daughter.“The Brain. Have to wait until next book to find outStory was interesting and I was initially attracted as I had read another Abby Kane book and found it quite good. Welcome back. What appears to be a case of human trafficking turns into more than Abby and her partner bargain for when a girl is left inside a suitcase out side FBI headquarters. Abby is back, again, knee-deep in a multi-faceted mystery. Highly recommend!This is the first of the Abby Kane books I’ve read, and after the shite-show that this novel was, I won’t be reading any more.This is the first of the Abby Kane books I’ve read, and after the shite-show that this novel was, I won’t be reading any more.This title caught my attention and since it was on kindle unlimited, I clicked and started reading. She made her debut in Corktown, which became a Kindle #1 best-seller shortly after its release. You can’t help but root for the assassin’s daughter.The government has enlisted Agent Abby Kane to crack the mystery behind Suitcase Girl. But Suitcase Girl has other plans and they don’t involve Abby.Find out what’s driving Suitcase Girl. Karen M. Levine (born 1955), the producer of that documentary, was urged to turn the story into a book by a friend who was a publisher and whose parents were Holocaust survivors. Abby brings the girl into her home and sets off a series of I liked this book very much.