Trace of Doubt

Billie Quinn #2

by Erica Orloff

Criminalist Billie Quinn lived and breathed the evidence. People lied. But DNA never let her down. Or could it?

For the case that put her fight for justice in the media spotlight also brought her to a killer's attention. A very special killer — one who claimed to know the truth about her mother's disappearance many years ago. And who was now determined to show Billie exactly what happened…in a reenactment starring Billie herself.

It was up to her to choose — learn the truth and die, or bring this killer to justice and never know her mother's fate.

Genres: Mystery, Romance

304 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published August 1, 2006

About the author

"Erica Orloff is a native New Yorker, novelist, blogger, mother of four, chronic insomniac, alt-rock loving, voracious reader (and prolific writer) who has written over twenty novels across a number of genres and pen names. She currently lives in Virginia where she rarely sleeps, roots for the Yankees and the NY Giants, knits in her almost-never free time, herds worms with her six-year-old Pirate Boy, and tries to hold onto what little sanity she has left." (http://www.ericaorloff.com/about.html)

Reviews

[Teena in Toronto · Rating 3 out of 5]

I've read a few of Orloff's books and enjoyed them. This one was good too but ... the ending was wrapped up too quickly. The killer was too convenient.