Review: Her Final Confession - Lisa Regan

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Review: Her Final Confession - Book #4 Detective Josie Quinn - Lisa Regan - November 2018

One of the things I love about being a book reader is that I can donate my books to the second-hand bookshop in Tauranga - Xanadu and then as a bonus get credit to grab new second-hand titles that sound like they could be up my alley.  I had seen a few of Lisa Regan's on Netgalley and read a couple of her thrillers, so was excited to see one of her titles on the shelves at Xanadu. This book was one I picked up after my first title was a DNF and wow, this one moved so quickly and I was surprised at how fast I managed to read it. The book starts in Portland in 1993 where we see Billy meet biker Lincoln Shore and then the book jumps to the present time where Josie and her partner have been called to a crime scene where a young man is dead and a twist - the house belongs to Detective Gretchen Palmer; someone they can't seem to get a hold of. How is she connected to this we soon learn that Gretchen was a victim of a serial killer and the only survivor. The killer was someone the newspapers called The Soul Mate Killer and he was dormant until now with Gretchen the only one to recognize him, he is determined to cut all ties and finish what he started many years ago. The thing is that Gretchen has a dark secret as she also fell pregnant with twins and now Gretchen must work against the clock for not only protect herself but also her twins who were adopted out as babies. If you love thrillers and crime stories, then check out Lisa Regan's Detective Josie Quinn series - another great thing about this series is each book can be read as a standalone.

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