" When I saw Bob's review of Quinn, I knew I'd read one from the series, but had to start from the beginning to find which. The idea of skull reconstruction is dwelt on from the artistic viewpoint, rather than gruesome, but the author dwells on the heroine's angst and frustration, trying to escape in work. I preferred the action scenes, over worrying. Been too long to recall details, but I think there was a twist that the "bad guy" really had good and tragic motives. Eve is threatened to get her to decide the skull's identity, when she might have worked anyway. I retain an impression of a tense confined to a jungle compound setting and running and shooting. I may have disagreed if she was keeping secrets from good guy Joe. I know I have read other Johansen and would read more; I probably will not reread this; I do recommend if you like forensic mysteries. "
— Anne, 1/24/2014