Bring Her Home

Trask Brothers Mysteries #3

by C.E. Nelson

Lake County Minnesota Sheriff Dave Trask and his identical twin brother Don, lead investigator for the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA), were bored. Their planned fishing trip to Chase, Minnesota had been hijacked by the weather, leaving them with time on their hands, which they decide to fill by looking into the three-year-old disappearance of a local woman. The weather improves, the Trasks go fishing, but they can't shake the sense that there is something more to the woman's disappearance than they see in the case files. Don Trask assigns Agent Danny Carlisle of the Duluth office to look into the missing girl's background. Carlisle's investigation leads her to the University of Minnesota at Duluth where she is stonewalled, and soon in danger, while the Trask brothers follow other leads bringing them to the conclusion that a serial killer is roaming northern Minnesota, abducting young women who disappear forever.
Readers of John Sanford, Michael Connelly, Steve Martini, William Kent Krueger, and like authors should enjoy this fast-paced murder mystery detective thriller.

Genres: Mystery Thriller

323 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 16, 2017

About the author

Chuck (C.E.) Nelson is an avid angler and author of three highly rated murder mystery series.

The Trask Brothers Murder Mystery Series follows the exploits of Dave and Don Trask, identical twin brothers in law enforcement, as they chase down killers across Minnesota and beyond. Like the author, the brothers love to fish, and you'll usually find a few fishing tidbits in each book.

The Edge of Winter and Kill Six comprise the Danny Carlisle mystery series to date. Carlisle has appeared in Trask Brother's books and is a headstrong independent agent from Duluth, Minnesota, likely to get herself in more than a little bit of trouble.

Peter 'Doc' Hunter is the protagonist in Angry Sins. Doc is a BCA agent who is working on becoming a professional golfer when his day job doesn't get in the way. Doc is a good golfer - the author, not so much.

Nelson resides in Minnesota and has a cabin in Canada where he feeds his angling needs and ponders his next story.

All of his books can be found at www.cenelsonbooks.com.

Thanks for reading!

Reviews

[Kevin]

These books are a good diversion. They have confirmed one thing that I always suspected. Minnesota has so many serial killers

[Monroe Bryant]

Suspenseful

Great book. Super character development. Loved the detail in the descriptions of people and places. Can’t wait to read the next one.

[MXGRLS]

Want more! This had me biting my nails. Please tell me there are more.

Looking into the disgusting psyches of evil was icky. But also gratifying to see the good guys achieve supremacy! We win!

[Eva]

A Killer a monster us.

I enjoyed reading about two brothers (twins). This was my first time reading one of your books and if the next one is as well written then I will enjoy it too. Thank you for write it.

[Karen Harris]

No spoilers here but very glad I read it! Some surprises and I love an author that can still do that to me 😃

[Jannia East]

Great!

Couldn't put it down! Stayed up all night! Forced myself to get a few hours sleep
and got up to finish the book. Excellent read!

[Hope Gerhardstein]

A great murder mystery that kept me guessing til the end. Good character development. Good plot. Sick killers. Quite the page turner. Kept me up late at night reading.

[Linda]

Another quick read......winner.

[paulette sarelli]

Great thrIller

This book kept you on your toes. The premise was a little disturbing though. Good twist that one of the bad t was a cop.Loved the main character Carlisle.

[Carol Lewis]

Great characters!

I like both the Trask brothers. This book was told more from the perspective of Don instead of Dave but both were equally involved. I would recommend

[Patricia Rudd]

Fantastic read!

I loved every minute of reading this book, kept me on the edge of my seat to see what would happen next.

[barbara pint]

Review

Really enjoyed reading this book. Lots of twists and turns. Like the twin main characters and how the author leads you in a journey to solve the mystery.

[Robin]

Another awesome book

I loved this book, I couldn't put it down. I just wish they were longer though, an awesome mystery novel.

[Paul Fussner]

Nelson has hit the mark with this realistic, mesmerising, suspense thriller. The author has an uncanny ability for making his story unbelievably interesting. A literary master piece for suspense novel reader's, that's about as good as it gets this is a must read that have you glued to the story from the first page to the last.

A great read for everyone who loves to read suspense thriller novels for sure this is a must read page turner.

[Black Butterfly]

3 ½ *stars REALLY
I HAD A HARD TIME REALLY GETTING INTO THE STORY, BECAUSE I DID NOT LIKE THE MAIN CHARACTERS, THE TWINS. THEY ARE TWINS WITH BAGGAGE, ONE OF THEM HAS A DRINKING & EATING PROBLEM (a terrible combo). MOST OF THE CHARACTERS WERE NOT VERY LIKABLE THEIR PERSONALITIES AND BEHAVIOR WAS JUST YUCK. I LIKED THE STORYLINE BUT THE CHARACTERS SEEMED A BIT OFF TO ME THE GOOD ONES AND THE BAD ONES. I THOUGHT THESE TWO ARE POLICE AND THEY HAVE GUNS (scary) AND THEY’RE THE GOOD GUYS. :<

[Vicky]

Twins?

I liked the way the brothers got along when working together or fishing together. They almost read each other's mind, and they moved as one.
The storyline moved along quite well. The ending was a bit of a surprise. But was just right.
I would recommend this book to all readers who read complex mysteries or light entertaining mysteries. This is a combination.

[Patricia McCormick]

Good story with an abrupt ending

This is an engrossing story, with several characters in the mix relating to the disappearance of several females. Once the investigation begins, more missing women are added to the list. As the investigators close in, the story abruptly ends. A good story but an odd ending.

[nora m malotte]

Bring Her Home (A Trask Brothers Murder Mystery)

A GREAT Murder Mystery well written that keeps you guessing with a great plot. C.E. Nelson is new to me but will check for more by him.

[Rose]

Rose

C.E. Nelson has humor and suspicions wrapped up in this great story about murders. When twins Dave and Don begin an investigation into an old abduction case the game begins. Don't miss this intreging book!

[Joyce]

Good solid plot

This was a good book, with many sub stories that all the back to the story at hand. You will not get to know the real culprits till all most the very end so happy reading!

[MarySueEzzyk]

Good read.

This book was well written and very interesting. I enjoyed the background given on the characters. This helped understand them so much better. I will be interested in reading more about the Trask Brothers!

[Sierra Lydia]

DNF one of my biggest book pet peeves is when the same word is repeated unnecessarily in multiple sentences in a row. This book did that a lot and I couldn’t get through it. Character dialogue was also stiff, clipped and uneasy. I’m sure the plot was fine but just not for me

[Michele Roosa]

A

An excellent book! I enjoyed every page! The brother characters are great! I will definitely look for more from this author.

[Susan]

Bring her home by c e Nelson

Definitely a five 🌟 read kept me hooked from start to finish and would definitely recommended to other readers and family

[Glenda Crawford]

Interesting

It was an interesting read. I liked the characters but I was pretty sure that the older perpetrator was a cop. I would recommend this book to fans of serial killers.

[teryn berard]

Well written

Well written book. I was stunned when it was revealed who the ki!lers were! Can't wait to read the next Trask brothers novel.

[E]

Slow and boring. Never finished.

[PWA Allen]

This was my 2nd Trask brothers story. The story itself was good with a bit of a surprise at the end, but there were so many"filler" pages that I just ended up skipping. However the story was good.

[Susan Duffee]

Pretty good but predictable.

[Ginny]

Entertaining enough, but some implausible aspects to the plot. Especially unrealistic was the incident between Carlisle and Walls. Also, the book title doesn't relate very well to the plot.