An unkindness of Ravens by European P Douglas

When Sarah Brightwater was at her prom in 2004, her mother became the victim of a serial killer who has never been caught.  She became an FBI agent to find and arrest the man responsible. In 2018 she and her partner were investigating a body found in Whitney State forest. As she chases leads, her path crosses with journalist Tyler Ford.  They become entangled in a complex entanglement of circumstances. The case of the serial killer dubbed John the Baptist has both of them crossing professional lines. As they work together to untangle the leads, they place their lives in danger to catch the killer.

This is a good clean mystery, with very little violence and no sexual content and very little cursing.  The story has interesting twists and keeps you guessing who the killer might be. The book ends with a cliffhanger that promises that the story that continues will be just as enjoyable to read.

I liked the audiobook; although it took me a while to get comfortable with the narrator, the portrayal of the characters was relatable. It was easy to distinguish the different characters by their voices as portrayed by the narrator.  I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to read crime without the gory details of the violent acts but is more into following the leads discovered in the investigation.