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The Girl with No Name

Detective Josie Quinn, Book 2

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The Girl with No Name

By: Lisa Regan
Narrated by: Eilidh Beaton
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"Absolutely gripping… blew me away… Words can’t describe how good this book is." (Heidi Lynn's Book Reviews)

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The high chair lay on its side, a toy elephant and a crumpled green blanket scattered across the floor beside it.

“She had a baby? Is it-?”

“The baby’s gone.”

When Detective Josie Quinn is called to a large house on the outskirts of the small town of Denton, she’s horrified by the viciousness of the attack - smashed glass, splintered furniture, and blood spattered across the floor. The owner, a single mother, is fighting for her life, and her newborn baby is missing.

A beautiful young woman caught fleeing the scene is Josie’s only lead, but when questioned it seems this mysterious girl doesn’t know who she is, where she’s from or why she’s so terrified....

Is she a witness, a suspect, or the next victim?

As Josie digs deeper, a letter found hidden in the house convinces her the attack, the missing child, and the nameless woman are linked to a spate of killings across the county, and Josie is faced with a heart-breaking decision....

Should she risk the life of one child to save many others? Or can she find another way to stop this killer before any more innocent lives are taken?

Nail-biting, twisty, and impossible to put down. If you love gripping thrillers from Angela Marsons, Robert Dugoni, and Rachel Caine, you’ll be absolutely hooked!

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"Anyone who knows me gets that I really like a strong, female, kickass main character and that’s exactly what I got in Josie Quinn.... The plot motors along at breakneck speed often leaving me holding my breath. I’ll be waiting impatiently for the next instalment." (Angela Marsons, best-selling author of Silent Scream)

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The narrator mispronounced so many words…ate, Nike, & the list goes on. It was pretty frustrating!

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Great storyline, But...

The narration and enunciation of words is the worst I've ever experienced in years of audio book listening. I'd love to follow the series, but not sure my ears can take it!

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I don’t understand how the narrator does this professionally. The perpetual mispronunciation of simple words was distracting and frustrating.

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Two for two

I love to be surprised. I want a mystery that makes you think, rethink and have to start from scratch when an unforeseen wrench gets thrown in the proverbial plan. Lisa Regan gave me exactly that in the first book and I was concerned she wouldn't be able to throw me a curveball with the sequel. But she did. There was so much going on and winding together, there's no way to be able to guess and I love it.

The narrator mispronounces a lot of words, but I can almost contribute it to the faintest accent. She's passionate and is in the moment. I love the way she says, "enythin" instead of "anything". I have read a lot of negative comments on her, but I have heard far worse narrations and have never had a problem with her reading.

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I was very disappointed that the narrator frequently mispronounced words. Her accent sounded Canadian not like someone from Pennsylvania. I found those two items distracting to the story.

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Narrator needs lessons

The narrator mispronounces words constantly-even simple ones, which totally distracted me from the story. Please get a new narrator!

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Good story, but...

The narrator consistently uses British pronunciation of words, which is glaringly wrong for a story taking place in Pennsylvania. Also, she mispronounces names of rivers, counties, and other geographical features. These factors interrupt the flow of the story. For those of us who grew up in that part of the country, it's offensive.

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SUFFERING THROUGH....

I think I said it all in my first review of the narrator. I didn't think it could get worse but I was so, so wrong. Lisa Regan is a talented writer BUT she's going to lose her audience if she doesn't improve her narration. I'm looking forward to book 4 when I know there's a narrator change.

The characters in this book are many but Lisa does a good job of making each one memorable.

Still wishing for Therese Plummer or Teri Schnaubelt!

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Where did they get this narrator

The story is fine, but the narrator is awful. She mispronounced the oddest words, such as ate, Aaron, and Potomac. Her misprouncations are really annoying.

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The worst reader I have heard

She can’t seem to pronounce basic English correctly. Her cadence is awful and she can’t seem to put emphasis on the correct syllable when reading 3 syllable words. Listen to how she pronounces “yogurt”. Kind of ruins it for me.

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