Well told, fast paced story. Loved every page.

The first book Lisa wrote, which was the vanishing girls had me absolutely hooked. I have enjoyed this authors style of short chapters, but there’s a lot of chapters and easy to follow with cliff hangers and twists that keep you on your toes. So that being said the second one was good i just don’t think it was as crazy as the fist one… I admit for me, sometimes I felt it stretched here and there, but there was always a cliff hanger that kept me going. I still think her first book vanishing girls was better. I am still going to continue the series, because I am wondering if I was bias to this one book because of its pervious characters from the first book … there was characters from the first book that appear in this second book that I just wanted to slap. So I am hoping that her third book is a clean slate from those specific characters. Over all good book, first one was better, and about to buy the third book. Hope she keeps writing these stories.

Lisa Regan is a great author. I’m a guy, and I really like detective stuff. Read all Alex cross stuff, women’s Murder club, Candice Fox. Stories became a little hackneyed and I wanted a change. I found the first of the Josie Quinn series and bam, I found my new series!

Another awesome read! Thanks k

That’s all I can say. The twists and turns are always unexpected. Just when you think you have it figured out another wrench is thrown into the mix. Great series!

Josie Quinn and Noah are beginning to be my favorite cops.

I tried to like this book but almost didn’t care enough about the characters to even finish it.

Wow! Exciting twists and turns all the way to the end!

I am currently binge reading the Josie Quinn series after finishing The Vanishing Girls a couple of weeks ago, I read it in one day! I just finished The Girl With No Name, for some reason I had a harder time getting into it but once I did I ended up devouring as well, I was up until 6am finishing it. Lisa’s books always have delicious plot twists, I can’t wait to start reading Her Mother’s Grave....its a good thing I am “retired” so I don’t have that pesky thing called work interrupting my reading, now if I could just ignore the other distractions.

Got the first book and thought - yes! A new series to really get into, and then very shortly into the second book I realised that this series does not stay true to the core of who their characters are and that the author seems to hate the protagonist. I don’t really enjoy reading books where the protagonist is tortured in a variety of differ ways by the author. Hate to say it, but the series has come to an abrupt end for me.