Agent Tori Hunter Books in Order

FBI agent Tori Hunter returns to Manchester, where a missing-person investigation reopens painful secrets from her past. An anonymous letter draws her toward a killer, turning the search for answers into a threat against her own life.

After a couple is murdered at their cabin, their teenage daughter Cara vanishes into the woods. Tori Hunter discovers links to a case her father investigated, forcing her to question his methods while another killing increases the danger.

A teenager disappears from a cabin during a blizzard, and suspicion falls on her father. Tori Hunter challenges her team’s assumptions, but another girl’s abduction exposes a disturbing pattern that echoes the disappearance of Tori’s own sister.

Twelve-year-old Isabella vanishes while cycling home, leaving an angel charm as a clue to her abduction. Tori Hunter uncovers secrets in the girl’s family, while a young witness close to her partner may also be in danger.

A couple is shot outside a relative’s home, and a deaf child encounters a woman associated with a black car. An anonymous caller draws Tori Hunter toward an older case as she tries to connect the disturbing clues.

When Ally Mannion disappears and her boyfriend is found dead near a lakeside cabin, Tori Hunter searches for answers. A stolen boat and a body from fourteen years earlier link the investigation to crimes rooted in Tori’s schooldays.

Ten-year-old Teddy vanishes after his mother’s boyfriend is shot and his father goes missing during a blizzard. A call claiming the child is safe leads Tori Hunter toward an isolated resort with decades of hidden secrets.

Blood in a cabin and a child’s bag of medication suggest a missing family is in danger. When Braddock recognizes a name but conceals the connection, Tori Hunter must confront her partner’s past while trying to find them.

A college student’s strangling exposes disturbing links to another student’s death. Tori Hunter investigates ropes, boats and secrets around Lake Frat, searching for a killer whose access to the students makes their familiar surroundings increasingly dangerous.