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Detective Josie Quinn and her partner Noah Fraley respond to a call about a body in the front yard of their friend, Detective Gretchen Palmer. They find a young man has been shot. There is a picture of a child pinned to his collar. Gretchen has disappeared without a trace. As they work the case, following leads on the identity of the young man and searching for Gretchen, they are assigned to another murder in their small town. A short time later, Gretchen appears at the police station, turning herself in for the shooting. Josie knows she is lying; but Gretchen will not talk to anyone about what happened.
The fourth book in the Josie Quinn series is another one that was tough to put down. The story pulled me in from the first chapter and the pace didn't let up. I had no idea where this story was going, so I just sat back and enjoyed the ride. My rating: 4.5 Stars.
The fourth book in the Josie Quinn series is another one that was tough to put down. The story pulled me in from the first chapter and the pace didn't let up. I had no idea where this story was going, so I just sat back and enjoyed the ride. My rating: 4.5 Stars.
Donna C. (g-ma) reviewed Her Final Confession (Detective Josie Quinn, Bk 4) on + 3152 more book reviews
I like this series a lot but this one I felt was just dragged out too much with a ridiculous story after it finally reaches the point you finally know what the story is about, I hit the point that I had to skip and skim to get past some of just the descriptions and unnecessary 'telling' parts that just seemed to be over done and a lot of repeat and repeat and this also has that 'before and after' writing style and I so tired of that kind of writing format
I'll stick with this series but for me this one just wasn't a 'great' one
I'll stick with this series but for me this one just wasn't a 'great' one
