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Vanishing Girls: A totally heart-stopping crime thriller
304 pages, Paperback
Published February 27, 2025
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Lisa Regan
518 books62 followersLisa Regan has written over 400 published titles, including picture books, puzzle books, children's reference and curriculum-linked workbooks. She lives in Colchester, UK, with her sons and husband.
Her work ranges from magazine-style books on fashion and sleepovers, to highly illustrated STEM titles that fit into schools and libraries lists. Her favourite topics are wildlife and geography, but she also has huge fun writing rhyming tales.
Librarian's note: There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.
Her work ranges from magazine-style books on fashion and sleepovers, to highly illustrated STEM titles that fit into schools and libraries lists. Her favourite topics are wildlife and geography, but she also has huge fun writing rhyming tales.
Librarian's note: There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.
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September 28, 2025
A bright student had vanished and Josie Quinn couldn’t do anything about it with her suspension from the police force. But when a crash right in front of her leads her to a potential clue, Josie must follow her instincts. What was the girl’s teacher doing in a car full of Latino gang members?
While battling to get a divorce and dealing with the aftermath of her husband’s affair, Josie soon discovers that there were other girls that vanished.
This had an alluring premise with a nice and snarky narrative by the MC. But it was way too long and slow for my liking. Sometimes it seemed we spent way too much time on Josie’s drama rather than the vanishing girls. An okay read.
While battling to get a divorce and dealing with the aftermath of her husband’s affair, Josie soon discovers that there were other girls that vanished.
This had an alluring premise with a nice and snarky narrative by the MC. But it was way too long and slow for my liking. Sometimes it seemed we spent way too much time on Josie’s drama rather than the vanishing girls. An okay read.
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