Name: Thin Air
Rating: 3.65 (20 reviews)

Lisa    Gray

Thin Air

Lisa Gray

"Lisa Gray explodes onto the literary stage with this taut, edge-of-the-seat thriller, and her headstrong protagonist, Jessica Shaw, reminiscent of Lee Child's Jack Reacher, delivers a serious punch." --Robert Dugoni, New York Times bestselling author She investigates missing persons--now she is one. Private investigator Jessica Shaw is used to getting anonymous tips. But after receiving a photo of a three-year-old kidnapped from Los Angeles twenty-five years ago, Jessica is stunned to recognize the little girl as herself. Eager for answers, Jessica heads to LA's dark underbelly. When she learns that her biological mother was killed the night she was abducted, Jessica's determined to solve a case the police have forgotten. Meanwhile, veteran LAPD detective Jason Pryce is in the midst of a gruesome investigation into a murdered college student moonlighting as a prostitute. A chance encounter leads to them crossing paths, but Jessica soon realizes that Pryce is hiding something about her father's checkered history and her mother's death. To solve her mother's murder and her own disappearance, Jessica must dig into the past and find the secrets buried there. But the air gets thinner as she crawls closer to the truth, and it's getting harder and harder to breathe.

Sandi King

Decent story, a touch predictable tho and some lazy writing (over explaining thing to the reader that we got the first time). Probably won’t read more of this series.

Lauren Lopez

Perfect crime story!

This isn't the psychological thriller that has become so common today. It is a good old fashioned crime and mystery novel with a clear resolution revealed at the end! I thoroughly enjoyed the story and the mystery was unique enough to provide intrigue. I enjoyed discovering how everything was connected.
The only thing that kept me from giving the story four stars was a lack of connection with Jessica. She fe!t cold, which could just be the author's way of showcasing her personality developed from her years as a PI but I prefer to feel invested in the character and the progression of their journey. 
I would definitely recommend this one to those who enjoy a quick paced mystery and those who may be looking for a break from the psychological that leave your wheels spinning long after you've finished them.

Thin Air

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