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Didn't see that ending coming. Another worthwhile endeavor from Linda Castillo.
Last book of 2022 with 11 minutes to go. Always good to leave on a high and this was a well-written mystery dealing with troubled Amish teens crossing paths with psychopaths. Throw in a few old cases, red herrings, and some relationship complications and you’ve got a pretty darn good mystery. Not a bad way to ring out the old and ring in the new for good reads!!
This is definitely one of my favorite series. Full of suspense and hard to guess killers. Highly recommended!
4 stars for a pulse pounding read. I read this library book in 2 days, unable to put it down. This is book 4 in the series, and I recommend that you read them in order, as there are some continuing elements, i.e, Kate's personal relationship with a lover and family ties strained because she left the Amish community. Kate Burkholder is the police chief of Painter's Mill, a fictional small town in Northeast Ohio. She grew up Amish but left the community when she was 18. She is no longer welcome in...
3.5 starsIn this 4th book in the 'Kate Burkholder' series, the police chief of Painter's Mill, Ohio assists the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) in their search for missing Amish girls. The book can be read as a standalone but familiarity with the series is a plus.*****Police Chief Kate Burkholder was raised Amish and speaks Pennsylvania Dutch, so she can help interview Amish people - who normally eschew interaction with 'the English.' The book opens with a dramatic scene in which an
This is an Amish Thriller, and this is the 4th book in the Kate Burkholder series. I really loved this book. I have really loved following and getting to know the Kate Burkholder character, and the other character in this series. In this book Amish girls are going missing, and Kate is asked to help find them. I love that this book was more focus on the Amish then some of the other books in this series. This was not as fast pace as the first book, but I feel it was the perfect pace. I really love...
4 StarsWhen it’s discovered that Amish teens from several different counties have “Gone Missing” during their Rumspringa, Kate Burkholder is asked to consult John Tomasetti and the BCI to find out what has happened to them, and to potentially bring them home, if at all possible. Things hit extremely close to home for Kate, when in the middle of the investigation, one Amish girl, goes missing from Painters Mill. Tension mounts as Kate Burkholder investigates. A thrilling novel that leaves you bre...
The Fourth installment of this series brings us to another case of missing teenagers on Rumspringa- which is the timeframe before an Amish child truly takes to the religion. This time Kate is called upon given her Amish background to help out on a case of missing young women. I appreciated the development between her and Tomasetti's relationship and the ending quite literally had me holding me breath to see how it would all come together.
"...this case is mostly about the lost ones who fall through the cracks, both Amish and English.The fourth book in the Kate Burkholder series and going strong. A page turning, keeps you on the edge of your seat thriller. In previous novels Chief of Police Kate Burkholder of Painter's Mill, Ohio called the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) and John Tomasetti for assistance. In this story the roles are reversed. Tomasetti calls Kate for assistance. Two Amish girls are missing and he beli...
Amish teenagers are going missing in a Amish country outside of Cleveland, OH. Since, Chief Kate Burkholder was raised Amish and speaks Pennsylvania Dutch, John Tomasetti, detective with Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation, thought she would be an asset in solving this crime. Kate enters the investigation with both feet and head strong to find out who would want to abduct Amish teens and for what reason or purpose. The missing so far.... are Annie King, Bonnie Fisher, Rachel...
Kate Burkholder is called in to investigate the disappearance of an Amish teenager. The girl was enjoying Rumspringa, a period of freedom for teens where they can experience the modern world before being fully baptized into the Amish faith. As Kate investigates the disappearance, she and Agent John Tomasetti discover similar cold cases going back several years. Amish teens in the region who were a bit rebellious, wanting to leave the faith or misbehaving have been disappearing for years. When a
I really liked this book (original title “Gone missing”). It is a very well articulated and intriguing crime novel. The protagonist, Commissioner Kate Burkholder, must investigate the disappearance of a girl, whose disappearance appears to be linked to those of other teenagers, who despite living a few kilometers away are all united by the fact that they belong to Amish families. Kate is called to take part in the case precisely because she too was an Amish, even if she, as an adult, made the ch...
Police Chief Kate Burkholder has been contacted by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation to assist in a case involving a missing Amish teenager. Kate is excited to be once again working with John Tomasetti, with whom Kate has a complicated relationship. When the teenager's dead body is found, and an Amish teenager goes missing in Kate's hometown of Painter's Mill Ohio, the case escalates. It also opens up some cold cases of missing Amish teens, putting them on the hunt for a deranged kidnapper. A...
