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10 primary booksDetective Josie Quinn is a 10-book series with 10 primary works first released in 2018 with contributions by Lisa Regan.
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Can I give this twenty stars?! Seriously. I don't know how Lisa Regan does it, but each book in the series is better than the one before it.
Here, the story opens with the team trying to help plan a honeymoon for Josie and Noah. But a call comes in – a young girl has been found dead at a high school prom. And with that, we're off and running.
Josie and Noah aren't so much front and center here. Instead, we get to see Josie interact with Chief Chitwood. Not only are they investigating the current murder, they're also looking into the unsolved murder of the Chief's sister, Kelsey. The unsolved murder on which the Chief's father, Harlan Chitwood, was the lead investigator. Was the Chief's father a crooked cop?
In this storyline, Regan gives us some fascinating insight into why Chief Chitwood is the way he is. We learn a lot about how his sister's unsolved murder haunts him, and Josie begins to see why he's always kept her and the other officers at arm's length. We also see why he is so invested in solving this crime, knowing that doing so might finally bring justice for his sister.
And the twists and turns! At 68% of the book, I thought we knew who the killer was. But then he said, “I-nothing happened. Not before, and not this time.” Before?! Not this time?! And there's the twist. And the story bolts off like a horse with a burr stuck under its saddle, and all I could do was keep on reading.
I read waaaaaaay past my bedtime with this one.
Josie Quinn is one of my favorite protagonists. She's doing a hard job, but she doesn't let it make her a hard person. Watch Her Disappear is a thrilling read, another masterful work by Lisa Regan. Go get it. Right now. All the stars from me.
Listening recommendation: Dream Theater, Caught in a Web; Evanescence, Disappear
Disclaimer: I received an advance review copy from Bookouture and NetGalley. All opinions here are mine, and I don't say nice things about books I don't actually like.