Her Silent Cry

Detective Josie Quinn, Book 6

By: Lisa Regan

Narrated by: Kate Handford

Round and round she goes, blonde pigtails flying, her high-pitched giggle catching on the wind. But as the ride slows to a stop, her seat is suddenly empty. Little Lucy is gone....

When seven-year-old Lucy Ross is snatched from the carousel in Denton city park, Detective Josie Quinn joins the frantic search. She’s the one who finds Lucy’s sparkly butterfly backpack abandoned by the ticket booth, a note with a devastating message stuffed inside: Answer your phone, or your sweet little darling will die....

The next day, Lucy’s parents are filled with hope when they pick up a call which they think is from their babysitter - but instead it’s a chilling male voice on the line. Josie races to the babysitter’s small apartment only to find her lifeless body in a tangle of sheets on her bed.

Josie is faced with the most high-stakes case of her career as each new phone call from someone connected to the family ends with the shocking discovery of another body. This twisted killer wants revenge, and he won’t stop until the Ross family are in pieces....

Something is telling Josie that Lucy’s parents aren’t giving her the whole truth, but digging deeper into their lives will force her to confront a life-changing secret of her own. Does Josie have what it takes to crack this case? She has no choice if she’s going to bring Lucy home alive....

An absolutely unputdownable new crime thriller from an Amazon, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal best-selling author. Listeners who love Robert Dugoni, Angela Marsons, and Rachel Caine will be hooked.

©2019 Lisa Regan (P)2019 Bookouture

Enjoyed this Quinn!!

I really couldn’t put this down toward the end. Great story! Love the series! Worth the listen!

Narrator

English must not be her 1st language. A lot of mispronounced words. Hard to believe they keep letting her read. The series is very well written, just not read.

Good listen

I interesting from start to finish. I don't know that I was on the edge of my seat, but it was good.

Good story, one POV disappointing

Love Lisa Regan’s Josie Quinn series and she usually hits it out of the park with her character development and dialogue. In this story though, the terminology used as inner dialogue for a young illiterate child is way too complex and sophisticated. Other than that, a good story and good narration.

hard to turn off

love to listen to narrator keeps you in gaged in what is going on