The Girl Who Survived

Leigh Brody FBI Mystery, Book #1

Leigh Brody returns to her hometown when a body is found marked with her name. Will it give her the chance to solve a mystery that has shadowed her life for years?

It’s been twenty years since Leigh Brody found the murdered body of her eleven-year-old brother, Troy. Leigh’s father was arrested for the crime, but Leigh never accepted that he did it. Her hunt for the real killer almost cost her everything…

Now working for the FBI, Leigh is called back to Lebanon when a series of copycat crimes are committed. Only the killer has left a very specific calling card, a plastic army figurine, the same as the one she found on Troy’s body, and carved into its base: Leigh’s name.

This case is as personal as it gets, and this time, Leigh is determined to make the right person pay... But when another child goes missing, can Leigh dig deep into her past to find the clue she missed years ago, and put a monster behind bars for good?

An addictive, edge-of-your seat crime thriller, with a twist you will not see coming. An unputdownable read for fans of Rachel Caine, Lisa Regan and A.J. Rivers.

The Girl Who Survived

"Just when you’ve peeled back one layer, this twisty suspense reveals another. Readers are going to love Leigh Brody!"

- Debra Webb, USA Today Bestseller

The Girl Who Survived

Available Now

Short Excerpt

“I requested your transfer because we found one of these left with both of the victims’ bodies.”

The bag stuck to Leigh's fingers as she studied the army man cocooned inside the plastic. Her heart shot into her throat. A green infantryman with his rifle held overhead. Her awareness wandered to the toy soldier she’d taken from her childhood home all those years ago, still in her pocket. She’d rubbed Troy’s name from the bottom a long time ago.

But carved into the base of the infantryman left at this scene read a series of letters.

L-E-I-G-H.

The world threatened to rip straight out from under her.

Livingstone penetrated her peripheral vision. “You can see now why we might be interested in what you have to say about this case, Agen’ Brody.” Blair cocked her head to one side. “You’ve never gone up against me.”