Find Her Alive

Author/Guide: Lisa Regan

Why a Booktrail?

2000s: There’s a dangerous serial killer known for creating sculptures with his victim’s bones.

ISBN: B0844S7ZKT
Genre: Crime, Police Procedural

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What you need to know before your trail

Detective Josie Quinn hasn’t heard from her sister since Trinity stormed out of the house in the heat of an argument three weeks ago. So, when human remains are found at the remote hunting cabin where Trinity was last seen, Josie can only assume the worst.

Gathering her team, Josie feels a surge of relief when the dental records match a different body – that of a missing single mother from a neighboring town. But now Josie’s is not the only broken family desperate for answers.

Dusting the crime scene for prints, a name smudged into the side of a nearby car is the first in a trail of clues Trinity left for Josie. In need of a big story to save her journalism career, it seems Josie’s sister was attempting to make contact with a dangerous serial killer known for creating sculptures with his victim’s bones. And Trinity won’t stop until she’s found him, even if it means becoming his next masterpiece…

Josie is certain there’s a critical clue in the ivory hair comb delivered to Trinity just days before she went missing. But as more bones surface, each set more likely to be Trinity’s than the last, time is running out to find her alive. Can Josie’s team trust her instincts in a case that is so deeply personal? Can she find her sister without putting other innocent lives in danger?

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Travel to Pennsylvania BookTrail style

Josie and Noah both work for the City of Denton’s Police Department

“Denton was nestled in the mountains of central Pennsylvania, spanning approximately twenty-five miles. In the central area of the city where the retail establishments, police headquarters, post office and Denton University were located, the streets and buildings were grouped together in a predictable grid pattern except for the sprawling city park. The rest of the city was spread out over rural wooded areas, accessible by ribbons of single-lane winding roads. Although Denton was a small city, it was no stranger to crime, and the police department stayed busy.”

With what goes on here however, you would think a retreat a the Whispering Oaks Cabins in the most rural spots of the area…well this is the setting in the novel that is the most dangerous of all (and very real!! So you can go yourself and take this book…..)