Always a Top Notch Story Teller
I love the Louis Kincaid books! Everything I could possibly want in a series book! The background is as much a character as any of the people. Interesting concept. I haven't read one I didn't like and this did not disappoint.

This is the best book of the series so far. I find the intertwining of his social life and job make this book so good. On to the next one.

6th book in series: Louis Kincaid is once again drawn into a bizarre case of a ruthless predator. Good read.

These are so good! I'm lucky I could find this since it is out of print now.

More like 3 and a half stars. Good characters. Liked the ending. More gruesome than it needed to be. I will read more in the series.

3.5 stars. This book from 2005 is set in the Florida Everglades. Private investigator Louis Kincaid wants to date public defender Susan Outlaw. He really likes her 11 year old son Ben. Her ex-husband Austin shows up and Ben goes missing. Louis is determined to find him.

This book is #6 in the Louis Kincaid series. I've been reading these as I located them so I'm out of order. I read #8 but Louis was absent in most of that book so this was my first true introduction to him. Initially, I didn't care for Susan, Austin, or even Louis. He seemed wishy-washy but as the story progressed, I grew to like him. I met Joe Frye in the last book and I appreciated seeing her character get a good start in this one. I like her. If you like a story with human trafficking, you might like this one.

PJ Parrish is just good readin'...There has not been one of the sisters books that I have not given a minimum of 4 stars to I believe. The Louis Kincaid character is one that a reader can easily buddy up to and looks forward to getting to know more and more!

We love these books and can't wait for the next one. Great characters and great stories.

Not my favourite of Parrish's books thus far, but the underlying story of human trafficking and worse hit home in many ways, especially considering the screenplay I wrote earlier this year was about the trafficking of women, albeit in Europe not the USA.

If you are into this Louis Kincaid series, then you certainly can't pass this one over. :-)

This was the sixth book in the Louis Kincaid series and just didn't grab me like the others have. The mystery seemed a little drawn out, but finally picked up towards the end. Louis is still in Florida and appears to be getting involved with the attorney, Susan Outlaw until her ex-husband comes back into the picture and the mystery starts with him and her son. Louis ends up meeting a detective from Miami, Joelle Frye, that his dectective friend Mel Landetta refers him too for assistance on this case. He and Jo end up getting quite close as they work to solve the mystery and he heads back to Miami with her to start a new job there or maybe not.

Another good one

I have read all six of these books and will be reading nimbler 7 coming up. You just get so wrapped up in them that you can't wait to get to the end to find out if and when he gets his guy and his life back.

Every time I read another book written by these two sisters I'm amazed at the story they tell... each time I think it can't get better than this one... once again Parrish does it again. A very satisfying read.