Holy. moley! What a cracking read from Lisa Regan, totally hit the ball out of the park with this one!

Her heart stutters as she draws closer. A woman’s fingertips curl over the boat’s edge. Dark crimson blood clashes with the faded blue peeling paint beneath. They’re too late, the beautiful woman within has been dead for some time…

Detective Josie Quinn lifts the baby from the pram, holding her close and gently soothing her. Josie scours the scene for the sweet little girl’s mother, but the park is deserted. Glancing down, something catches her eye. Nestled amongst the child’s soft pink blankets is a polaroid photo, the corner smudged with blood.

The search for Cleo Tate has Josie and her team in a chokehold; the abandoned newborn needs her mother, and every second counts now lab results show the blood belongs to her. The blurred photo of a body of water is Josie’s only lead. But what does it mean? And where was it taken? The answer is just within reach, but with Cleo’s husband lying about his movements that day, Josie can’t see it. Then it finally clicks: Cold Heart Creek, a crime scene from Josie’s past that she will never forget. Josie is terrified by what she finds there: Cleo’s body, cold as ice, with a second photo of a new location.

This is Book 21 in the Josie Quinn series and is it getting stale- hell no! This story is amazing a real addictive page turner. Trust me you will get sucked in, you will go through a whirlwind of emotions then you will get spat out at the end and think wow that was intense. This is Lisa Regan at her best, highly recommend this book, actually read the whole series they are all fantastic you won’t regret it. Five big fat stars from me!

Remember Her Name is book 21 of the Josie Quinn series and just like the other books in the series was an amazing read! I found it to be a page turner and with a lot of twists that i didn’t see coming. The plot was great, the story flowed beautifully and the suspense and mystery was intricately woven into the story. I loved seeing Josie and Noah, who are total couple goals! Even when going through the hardest of times and facing more bad news Josie continuously attempts to pick up the pieces of her life, to be better than she ever has been, she never gives up. Josie inspires me and i have to say this was such an intriguing and unique read- the suspense was on point and i didn’t see the complete picture at all. Josie continually impress me with how she thinks and how the puzzle comes together for her. I love reading this step by step and experiencing it like you’re standing next to Josie as everything is happening. That’s how good Lisa’s writing is you legitimately feel like you’re right there whilst the events are happening. The plot was interesting here and i loved how it linked into Josie and Noah’s past and how we got to see of that and hear about what the police department was like even pre book 1. I definitely did not see a lot of what happened coming and Lisa’s books are always so realistic with the police procedures/evidence and even legal matters that come up which i love. I loved the scene up on the Outlook. I loved the suspense but also it just showed me how much Josie and Noah understand each other and the lengths they’d go to for the job but also for one another. Their love is a partnership and the way they show their love is always beautiful because its so respectful. I loved seeing my favourite secondary characters- Noah, Gretchen, Chief Chitwood and who doesn’t love Trout! So far i’m having a really hard time liking the new guy but i can see something coming, i just have no idea what it is. We definitely are starting to see a different side to Turner and i can see more coming in the next few books but i’m already starting to warm to him and i can just tell there is a story there from what Trinity said. I’m a Josie Quinn series fanatic and i don’t see myself ever missing a book by Lisa Regan because her work continuously impresses me! Bring on book 22!

First, I want to thank Bookouture, NetGalley and Lisa Regan for this arc.
It’s always fun to read a Josie Quinn book. This one didn’t disappoint. I think it may be my new favorite. I have to say When Turner first arrived I wasn’t a fan. I’m warming up to him a bit and hope that Gretchen can as well.

I love Lisa Regan’s writing style and can’t wait for more. I never have to read the blurb because I know it’s going to be good! Can’t wait for book 22

👏 ROUND OF APPLAUSE... SHE'S DONE IT AGAIN 👏


Now I have been one of the EXTREMELY, super lucky ones to have recieved the majority of this series by ARC (I have still bought them all so I have a hardcopy) but, every single time I still get that internal fizz of excitement and outwardly whoop with joy each time one lands in my inbox,

Book #21, yes, you heard that right... #21!!! has got to be one of my most favourite installments of the whole series. I most probably say that for each new book BUT this one just hit a little different. It was definitely more 'case' based than personal based, which I loved just as much.

In Remember Her Name, Josie is called to a local park where a baby girl has been found, abandoned, in her pram.on checking her over Josie finds a blurry polaroid photo which she is unable to work out. As a missing, married mother, the obvious first port of call is the husband, isn't it? On speaking to him, Josie doesn't believe he has harmed his wife, but he is definitely hiding something.

When the missing woman is found, murdered with another polaroid picture placed at the crime scene, Josie knows they have a killer on her hands!

In this new story, Kyle Turner (Metts replacement) is a lot more prevalent and I really enjoyed getting to know him more. Gretchen is just about tolerating him but, constantly being offensive in his mannerisms and use of language means that there is still a long way to go. I'm hoping we'll learn a bit more of his backstory soon and why he is constantly on that bloody phone 😅

As mentioned, this book is alot more case focused but there are still points of more personal throughout the plot which keeps the character development constantly moving along. Josie and Noah are getting further along with their adoption journey and her family appear in small doses. I must admit I did miss Cindy and Harrison making an appearance though. I've come to really love the dynamic that they have with Josie and Noah but I can't expect LR to bring in every regular character into every story can I? 😄

One of the most complex books of the series, so strap in tight and get ready for this fast paced read! For the first time in a long time this plot had me scratching my head with the amount of plot twists and red herrings. I did not guess the protagonist at all, not even by a sliver. It was easily one of the best endings I have read by a mile.

As always... riveting, unputdownable, suspenseful, gripping and just totally amazing!

Keep em coming LR!

HUGE thanks to Netgalley and Bookouture for the ARC.

I love the Josie Quinn series and this edition was as great as expected. Amazing portrayal as always. Very good storyline. More twists and turns to keep up with as usual. I love the back stories of the characters. Look forward very much to the next offering. Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the chance to review it.

I think this is my most favorite Josie Quinn book. The flashbacks to when Josie was a rookie officer gives a lot of insight into Josie as a young police officer. It adds a lot more depth to the storyline. The writing is cohesive and rich in dialogue. I feel as though this book is going to be pivotal to the next books. So much happens in this book. There are some startling surprises. I was transfixed to the story being unfolded. I stopped breathing a few times. There are some very tense scenes. The whole book was just incredible! I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced free copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own. I received a copy from the publisher through NetGalley.

Wow! Buckle up for this binge read as it is action packed and full of suspense and I loved it!

A baby abandoned in a stroller in a park and her mother missing instantly pulls on your heart strings. Whoever took her left a Polaroid picture as a clue. Now, starts a game of cat and mouse as Josie tries to catch a killer based on the clues left behind. She gets frustrated as he seems to be one step ahead. The clues seem to lead to Josie’s past cases and it was fun to see moments from past books brought back up again. It was such an intriguing story from past to present.

There is some comedy relief with Turner and some beautiful heartfelt moments tossed in for romance to round out this story.

Josie and her team are hunting down a killer who leaves a Polaroid photo at each of his crime scenes. Each photo shows the location of where the next body will be found. And there appears to be no end in sight to the number of victims. Even worse, Josie has a gut feeling that she’s somehow connected because the locations are of previous crime scenes that she attended. But she and her team struggle to see what the killer is trying to prove. They have no choice but to narrow down previous cases based on similarities to the current crimes, but will they be able to do so in time?

I enjoyed the flashbacks that revealed Josie as a rookie, seeing her portrayed as the inexperienced rookie rather than the smoothly controlled detective that we’re used to. And the way the team progressed in narrowing down the perpetrator was just brilliant. Sometimes it just good old-fashioned police work that does the job, not fancy forensics or state-of-the-art equipment. Although, that’s good for finding evidence to back up what they deduced!

And dare I hope that Detective Turner is turning over a new leaf? Not disappearing as much and almost coming across as a compassionate human being here and there. I can’t wait to see what his back story is. It should be expanded on soon and maybe the characters (and readers) will see him in a new light. Of course, he could just be a waste of space. Only time will tell!

Why did I love Remember Her Name? For the first time in too long, we got to see Josie Quinn coming out of her fog of grief and pain and participating in life again. Since losing Lisette and others in her life, Josie was able to let the grief work for her when needed, and the rest of the time, she was able to focus on her job and her relationships, like the Josie we knew in the first few books.

I loved getting a little peek into her early days on the force as the book opened. It reminded me that at one time, the great Josie Quinn was a rookie cop who didn't have nerves and a stomach of steel. Fast forward to now when she's a seasoned detective with enough cases under her belt to know that the killer they're up against might just be reminding her of the past for a reason, and she'd better figure it out before another innocent person dies. I loved it when she looked around and realized the team needed a leader, so she stepped into the spot seamlessly, and away we went. She even managed to make Turner toe the line enough to actually help the team rather than hinder them.

Book 21 is an old country road filled with potholes, twists, and turns that occasionally twist backward before dropping you out in a completely different place. Buckle up because this one will take all of your concentration if you want to sus out the killer before Josie and the team.

Remember Her Name is a fantastic reminder to diehard Josie Quinn fans of the woman we first met all those years ago in Vanishing Girls when she would stop at nothing to help an innocent girl. It was funny when I finished the book, all I could think was, they will remember her name, and her name is Lisa Regan, the new queen of suspense!

Wonderful addition to the Josie Quinn series. I have read them all and they just get better and better. Josie, Noah and Gretchen are having a hard time accepting Turner. As the newest member of the team he has added yet another element to this story. The storyline will keep you rivited and up way too late

This is another riveting, tension filled read in the Josie Quinn series of books. They never disappoint with the imaginative plotting, clever writing and excellent characterisation. I really like the developing characterisation of Turner, he is beginning to grow on me! The fast pace makes this a complete rollercoaster of a ride from start to finish and readers are in for a treat! thanks to Net Galley for my ARC.

This 21st instalment in Lisa Regan’s Josie Quinn series is one fans won’t want to miss. It’s gritty, dark and very intense.

It all starts with a baby abandoned in a park, her mother abducted with a blurry polaroid photo left in the stroller eventually leading Josie to her body and another polaroid related to a past crime scene. Further bodies and polaroid photos linking to old crime scenes will take Josie back to a heinous crime committed during her early days as a rookie.

This is an excellent addition to the series. It’s quite a complex and fast paced mystery with a lot going on as Josie and her team race from one crime scene to the next, all the time puzzling about how the victims and the location of their bodies are being chosen. As always, there is also some time for character development, with Josie and Noah now preparing a video for the adoption agency, a sweet engagement and some fun at the expense of their newest recruit, Kyle Turner who has been put on notice to be on his best behaviour by Noah. Hopefully we’ll find out his back story in the next episode (as well as why he is forever scrolling on his phone). Altogether it makes for a gripping read with plenty of tension, some great twists and not one but two suspenseful climactic scenes.

Walking through the maze of Lisa Regan's Remember Her Name has you anxiously peeking around every twist and turn trying to anticipate the true evil monster's reveal...but hang onto your seat because this wild ride will end with you being sideswiped like you'd never believe! There is no other author that can mesmerize you from the first sentence to the last like Lisa Regan. She pulls you into the life of Josie Quinn and takes you to a place in your mind that no Hollywood producer could ever begin to compete with. Josie's world, thoughts and feelings become a part of you as you ride along with her investigating the case. I'm blown away that Lisa Regan not only found a way to outdo herself once again, but also made one annoying character grow on me and make me wonder what he'll do next.

I cannot get enough of Lisa Regan’s Josie Quinn series. Remember Her Name starts with a horrific crime scene that not only brings us into Josie’s police world but also her sense of morality and passion. It continues to build tension and trauma and excitement and fear from there. With Josie and her team working almost non-stop, I feel their exhaustion and then their energy when they get a lead. In addition to being a great procedural, I loved the slow evolution of the new guy, Turner, and the hints about his past. I wouldn’t want to live in the city of Denton, but I want to visit there alongside Josie as often as I can. We are so fortunate that Regan is a fast writer!

Thank you to Bookouture, Netgalley, and the author, Lisa Regan, for early access to this latest entry in this gripping series.

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"Remember Her Name" is an electrifying, pulse-pounding installment in the Detective Josie Quinn series that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Lisa Regan has outdone herself yet again, weaving a story so intricately that you can't help but be drawn into Josie's world, where every clue, every revelation, and every twist brings you closer to a heart-stopping conclusion.

The opening scene is as haunting as it is gripping—a lifeless woman, a baby left behind, and a blood-smeared polaroid photo. From this chilling start, the plot unravels with masterful precision. Josie's determination to find Cleo Tate and uncover the truth behind the sinister events that follow is palpable, and you can feel the weight of every second ticking away as more lives hang in the balance.

What makes this book truly stand out is the depth of Josie's character development. We see her battling not only the external threats but also the demons from her past. The connection to Cold Heart Creek, a case that still haunts her, adds an extra layer of tension and urgency. Lisa Regan brilliantly ties together past and present, creating a narrative that is as emotionally charged as it is suspenseful.

The twists and turns in "Remember Her Name" are nothing short of breathtaking. Just when you think you've figured it out, Regan throws in another curveball, keeping you guessing until the very last page. The villain's motives and the chilling game they play with Josie are revealed in a way that is both shocking and satisfying.

As a long-time fan of the series, I can confidently say that this book is one of the best yet. And if you're new to Detective Josie Quinn, don't worry—this novel can stand alone, though I highly recommend starting from the beginning to fully appreciate the character arcs and storylines that have built up to this point.

Fans of Angela Marsons, Robert Dugoni, and Rachel Caine will not be disappointed. Lisa Regan continues to prove why she is a powerhouse in the crime thriller genre, and "Remember Her Name" is a must-read for anyone who loves a fast-paced, heart-stopping mystery. I’m already counting down the days until the next book—I just know it's going to be another wild ride!
Thanks to Ms.Regan, the publisher and NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review

Another gripping and in places moments when I had to hold my breath as Josie came close to being in danger, There is one character with a back story that hopefully will be revealed some more in the next book and who up to now had few redeeming qualities but is starting to grow on me. As usual the only downside is having to wait for the next book.

Number 21 and they just keep getting better! Complex plot with more secrets, lies, red herrings, and suspense than you can ever guess. The action just keeps coming and the team is spot on. Great characters, and after 21 books, feel like I know them! But can easily be standalone too, but why not read them all.

*CRACK* That is the sound of Lisa Regan hitting it out of the ball park yet again! Be sure to Remember Her Name, it's Lisa Regan and she writes riveting, intense, addictive, pulse pounding, page turners!!!!!!! I loved being back with Josie and the gang in Denton, PA! It is always a pleasure to read another thrilling book in the Josie Quinn series. This book was an awesome addition to one of my favorite book series.

A baby has been found in a stroller in a park, while her mother is nowhere to be found. What is found is a polaroid picture of a body of water which was left in the infant's stroller. Josie is determined to figure out what and where the body of water is in the polaroid. Then she remembers, the water in the polaroid is Cold Heart Creek, the scene of one of Josie's first crime scenes. When another polaroid and victim is found, it is a race against time to bring a killer to justice! They say pictures tell a story, what story is the killer trying to tell??????? Josie and team will do whatever it takes to figure that out.

Woohoo!!!! This book was fabulous. I love the gripping mystery in this book. I also enjoyed the cleverly crafted and well thought out plot. This book kept me on the edge of my seat and turning the pages, while enjoying the brilliant mix of Josie's private life and her detective work. It is always great to see Josie's family and they play a nice part in this book. I also had my fingers crossed for Noah and Josie as they continue to make plans for their future.

But wait, then there is Turner! He used to drive me (Josie & Gretchen) crazy with this "sweethearts" and annoying statements and comments. But, dare I say it, I am warming up to him and enjoyed seeing Josie begin to see him in a new light. But I have to say, there was a part in this book where he said "sweetheart" and I laughed with glee.

As with the other books in this series, Remember Her Name has a nice amount of twists, turns, dread, danger, tension, and pulse pounding moments! I devoured this book and loved every second of it. I am so happy that Lisa Regan is a fast writer as I can't wait to read what happens next!

Wonderfully written, addictive, thrilling, and hard to put down!!

Another great book in the Josie Quinn series. As usual there are some great twists and surprises, it was hard to put it down. I really like how the author combines the characters personal lives throughout the story. I can't wait for book 22.

As always, the cases involving Josie Quinn are fast paced and intense. This one starts with a baby found in a park with a bloody polaroid picture underneath her. The race begins to find the mother Cleo with the only clue, the photo. Unfortunately, by the time Josie figures it out, it is too late for Cleo and they are left with yet another picture to figure out. The suspects are many and several people are hiding things from Josie and her squad including the husband and her father. Just when you think you have it figured out, there is a twist and it leaves you guessing all over again. I finally quit trying to figure out who was behind the murders and just read quicker. I did not see the ending coming. This story was a puzzle wrapped in a riddle inside a mystery. The only light-hearted moments were the interactions between Turner and the rest of the team with the money he had to pay for his "inappropriate" comments back to his colleagues and the addition of Drake and Trinity's engagement. The rest of the story was all action and mystery.