Girls Found (Rainey Paxton Series)

Not all killers get away with murder.Rainey Paxton never gave up on finding her friend Winnie after she was abducted by a serial killer. But the person Rainey knew wasn’t the one she found. The woman Rainey loves has changed, and this new version is disturbing.Dakota Jagger finds that being free doesn’t mean she has freedom. She longs for love and acceptance, pulling Winnie along with her to the life they dreamed of while in captivity.But Henry Thomas Bishop, the barbaric serial killer they escaped, is still out there. He is stalking the two women . . . waiting to collect his property.Tensions heighten for Dakota and Winnie when they learn from the police that Henry is feeding off other unsuspecting prey.Then one night, Henry makes a tragic mistake so devastating, that Rainey’s rage fuels her desire for revenge.Rainey knows the stakes are high and the consequences could be fatal. She seeks redemption, but the price Rainey pays—and the losses she endures to even the score—are unimaginable.**WARNING** 18+ Readers Only. Graphic content and subject matter.Girls Found eBook categories: Horror NovelsPsychological ThrillerPsychological HorrorSuspenseful NovelsRealistic FictionThrillerDarkDisturbingCrime FictionMurderFamily Drama NovelsVigilante JusticeSuspense HorrorSerial KillerStreet Gangs

About the Author

Paige Dearth, a survivor of childhood abuse, was raised outside of Philadelphia. By her early twenties, she was a new mother with a heroin-addicted husband. Never a good student in high school, Dearth would later earn a master's degree while balancing a full-time job and parenting alone. She remarried and spent more than two decades working in corporate America. In 2011, she achieved her dream of becoming a writer by releasing her debut novel, Believe Like A Child. The beginning of Believe Like A Child is based on real events from Paige's childhood. Paige's novels present a fine balance between what lives on in her imagination and the evil that lurks in the real world. Paige writes real-life horror and refers to her work as: Fiction with Meaning. She hopes that awareness through fiction creates prevention. Paige lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with her husband Mike, and dog, Benny.

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