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Who is Flora Dane, and what has happened to her during the time she was held captive? For 472 days, Jacob Ness, a long haul trucker, held her captive after kidnapping her in Florida while she was on spring break from her Boston college. Now, seven years later, she is attacked again, after two years home, and something unexpected happens during that event. Her Victim Advocate, Samuel Keynes, comes running when she calls. What is the nature of the special relationship between these two? Close-mouthed and hiding secrets, they know more than they are saying.

Or so believes Sergeant Detective D. D. Warren, who is called to a horrific scene near a garage in a Boston neighborhood. What she discovers is unexpected…and changes how she sees the “victim.”

As D. D. tries to piece together Flora’s story, from the past and now the present, we catch a glimpse of how she works, and what her life looks like these days. Felled by an injury, she is on “desk duty,” supposedly, but more often than not we’ll see her in the midst of the action. I always love D. D. Warren’s unique perspective on events, and enjoy visualizing a birds-eye view of how she pieces together the puzzles of her daily life as a detective. And then there is her home life. Her husband Alex, her four-year-old son Jack. These aspects of her world soften the hard edges she needs for her work. But at a moment’s notice, she is back in her detective mode, focused and skilled.

Keynes shares very little, but some believe that Flora has been on a mission to find other missing girls, specifically, Stacey Summers.

We learn more about Flora’s story through her first person narrative that takes us into the past and slowly reveals more about her very strange world. Then, after recent events, we watch current events unfold from her perspective. From inside a box to moments outside, rewarded with food and opportunities. Meeting others along the way. How would those meetings come back to haunt her in the future? Her narrative is vivid and descriptive, taking the reader into the box and captivity along with her.

Why, after this second attack, and after being home for two years, has Flora gone missing again? Who has taken her? Her first captor is dead. Isn’t he? And how is this latest event different?

Find Her is the kind of story that is both fast-paced and made up of slowly unfolding moments: first, there is the action going on in the exterior world, and then the detailed moments in Flora’s interior world. From Flora’s perspective, we learn some of her survival skills, like how she set aside her past life into a box. The memories of her life before captivity are inconsistent with her life as an inanimate object. Her advocate Samuel Keynes shares: “Survival isn’t a destination. It’s a journey. And most of the people I help, they’re still getting there.”

Stunning revelations provide the answers to all the questions, and the reader cannot help but rapidly read until the final denouement. 5 stars.


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Find Her Detective D D Warren Lisa Gardner Books Reviews

This is a must-read novel!

Lisa Gardner has risen to the challenge of how to write books that are increasingly more compelling. Find Her involves D.D. Warren whose investigation brings in a young woman named Flora, who was kidnapped and held captive for over a year. Is she a vigilante or in the wrong place at the wrong time?

What I loved most about this novel is the description of the relationship between Flora and her captor. Flora is a prisoner, but she's grateful for anything her captor gives her. She's a prisoner, but doesn't take advantages of opportunities to run away. The big mystery is why she's so interested in other missing girls when her captor is dead.

I wasn't disappointed when the mystery was solved.
This has to be one of the very best thrillers I have ever read! DD Warren is a great detective, and she is faced with a dead kidnapper/rapist and a living naked victim named Flora. After finding out Flora was not only kidnapped and killed this man, Devon, she finds out Flora returned 5 years earlier from being a victim of a serial kidnapper/rapist/killer who kept her for 472 days. Flora is a survivor! She is also a somewhat vigilante, which is what led her into the situation with Devon. But, after finding Devon had other victims, and trying to find other missing girls who he was involved with taking, then Flora goes missing again. Flora, the strong willed, schooled in self-defense since her return to real life, safety (lock all your doors with several locks) conscience woman is taken! Now, where to turn? Who to look to? Will Flora get herself home again, or will they find her too late this time? Such a great suspenseful book full of great characters!
FIND HER is a book that has an unusual yet possible subject matter about a girl being kidnapped, kept for over a year and manages to escape. It will give you an intense look into a survivor's inner self yet the story does not end there. This is a great read
There is never a dull moment. It is both exciting and frightening.

Flora Dane was kidnapped and held in captivity for 472 days. It was a horrible ordeal. To survive it she had to give up a part of herself and hope that someday she could recover it again. Throughout the book we find out what happens to Flora during those 472 days and what is happening to her now. Enter D.D. Warren, an investigator who is actually on restricted duty from an injury that could have lost her job for her. That, however, does not stop her from wanting to solve the current case of missing girls and to figure out how Flora is mixed up in the situation. She is literally "a dog with a bone" and will not let go. D.D. is very good at her job so it is only a matter of time before this case will also be "case closed". The ending has one of those moments that will leave you scratching your head, wondering how did I not see this coming.

I recommend this book to anyone that likes suspense and mystery. I loved how descriptive the writing was without being over wordy. And the flow is easy going between Flora and the detective without getting confusing. However, I truly dislike Detective D.D. Warren. Talk about a self-centered bitch. Still, I highly recommend this book to everyone!
This was well-written about an important subject. I know we need to think about these things as they are happening in the world, but I couldn't read the most horrific part (which goes beyond what you can do to someone physically). I wouldn't recommend it to my friends, because most are as sensitive as I am. I read it for book club, and it honestly generated a very interesting discussion. For me, knowing there are serial killers, brutal psychopaths who thrive on wrecking lives for sexual thrill is one thing - I don't need to read any details of what they put their victims through.
Who is Flora Dane, and what has happened to her during the time she was held captive? For 472 days, Jacob Ness, a long haul trucker, held her captive after kidnapping her in Florida while she was on spring break from her Boston college. Now, seven years later, she is attacked again, after two years home, and something unexpected happens during that event. Her Victim Advocate, Samuel Keynes, comes running when she calls. What is the nature of the special relationship between these two? Close-mouthed and hiding secrets, they know more than they are saying.

Or so believes Sergeant Detective D. D. Warren, who is called to a horrific scene near a garage in a Boston neighborhood. What she discovers is unexpected…and changes how she sees the “victim.”

As D. D. tries to piece together Flora’s story, from the past and now the present, we catch a glimpse of how she works, and what her life looks like these days. Felled by an injury, she is on “desk duty,” supposedly, but more often than not we’ll see her in the midst of the action. I always love D. D. Warren’s unique perspective on events, and enjoy visualizing a birds-eye view of how she pieces together the puzzles of her daily life as a detective. And then there is her home life. Her husband Alex, her four-year-old son Jack. These aspects of her world soften the hard edges she needs for her work. But at a moment’s notice, she is back in her detective mode, focused and skilled.

Keynes shares very little, but some believe that Flora has been on a mission to find other missing girls, specifically, Stacey Summers.

We learn more about Flora’s story through her first person narrative that takes us into the past and slowly reveals more about her very strange world. Then, after recent events, we watch current events unfold from her perspective. From inside a box to moments outside, rewarded with food and opportunities. Meeting others along the way. How would those meetings come back to haunt her in the future? Her narrative is vivid and descriptive, taking the reader into the box and captivity along with her.

Why, after this second attack, and after being home for two years, has Flora gone missing again? Who has taken her? Her first captor is dead. Isn’t he? And how is this latest event different?

Find Her is the kind of story that is both fast-paced and made up of slowly unfolding moments first, there is the action going on in the exterior world, and then the detailed moments in Flora’s interior world. From Flora’s perspective, we learn some of her survival skills, like how she set aside her past life into a box. The memories of her life before captivity are inconsistent with her life as an inanimate object. Her advocate Samuel Keynes shares “Survival isn’t a destination. It’s a journey. And most of the people I help, they’re still getting there.”

Stunning revelations provide the answers to all the questions, and the reader cannot help but rapidly read until the final denouement. 5 stars.