This is book 3 in the DC Beth Chamberlain series and fans of the earlier books will love this one. While I wouldn’t advise it, anyone new to the Beth books would find this works as a standalone. If I have any complaint about this series it’s that you get so drawn into the stories you read quicker and quicker and then you are done, usually within a day. The last few chapters of this one were nail bitingly tense. I really enjoy Jane Isaac’s style of writing and she is able to tackle some dark topics and still keep it palatable for the reader. I hope there will be further books in the series as in some ways it feels like we are just getting started. Highly recommended.

Good book plenty of twists and turns. Every mothers nightmare. Im sure if i read something similar or watched similar on tv

Well written, enjoyable book. Two storyline lines converge in this mystery/thriller with an unexpected resolution of the story.

This is a very decent crime thriller and another great book from this series.
There’s plenty of twists that kept me entertained throughout.
I’d recommend to anyone who likes this genre of book or author.

Thank you NetGalley for this advanced copy. I Feel like I have read this book before, but when i searched to see if it was a reprint or something, I didn't find anything. It all seemed familiar. Anyway, this was an average read for me. I originally thought it was a kidnapping story and thought the baby was found. I quickly found out that wasn't true. There was some good suspense, but other places I saw myself skimming through.

Hush Little Baby by Jane Isaac reunites the reader with Family Liaison Officer DC Beth Chamberlain, and presents a case that is both intriguing and suspenseful. I received an ARC of this title only this morning, and could not put it down until I had turned the final page.

As an infant, Alicia Owens was abducted outside of a supermarket while in the care of her mother. Fifteen years later, the body of a child is found at a construction site encased in concrete, and the focus of investigators immediately turns to the unsolved case of a stolen baby so many years before. Alicia's mother, Marie, is once again questioned, and the revelations that come to light will shock Beth and her team to the core. Will Alicia's abductor finally be revealed?

This is a fully absorbing read that pulled me in from the word go. I am anxious to see what the future has in store for DC Beth Chamberlain.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Aria for this ARC.

When I requested this I didn't realise it was part of a series. I have not read any of the other books in the series so am unable to review this title. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.