The Silenced Women- Review

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DNF at 52%. 
I really wanted to finish this book - I was intrigued by the murder of Elise. There just wasn't enough to interest me enough to finish it. 
A young woman is found on a bench - posed as sleeping,  wrapped in a blanket. 
Mahler has been haunted for years by a series of related murders - not enough evidence to prove the suspect was even at site let alone a conviction.  
Somers is a new hire - from the FBI BAU. 
Elise has been dating a rich older man for a few months- her roommate barely knows Elise. Her previous roommate has some information to share. Suffering from bipolar,  Elise was all over the place - drugs, men, alcohol.  
I appreciated Mahler as a realistic character.  Suffering from migraines,  haunted by a victim,  losing his patience at work and yelling at his staff - all relatable.
Somers broke a cold case - finding a detail overlooked. Now she's haunted and terrified the killer will come for her - Somers hides in this small community,  picking apart the unsolved murders.  
Thackery, Elise's mystery man and killer, is a psychopath who kills his girlfriends. 
It just didn't hold my interest. 

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