Jay has made the journey to Hell, Georgia to find Lincoln. She's been Skyping, texting, and talking to him on the phone for almost two years. Up until two months ago, she had considered the possibility that they might have a real relationship, but then he told her to stay out of his life. She couldn't accept that, so when she runs into him at a gas station on the outskirts of town, she finds out that he is no longer sheriff and that his daughter has been missing for that same two months. When they are thrown in jail for defending themselves, she calls in help which comes in the form of Taige Morgan, famous psychic and friend of Jay's boss Elise Oswald - known as Oz. Jay must help Linc not only come to terms with the fact that she is also psychic, but that his daughter might not be dead.
The Innocent suffers as the other books in The FBI Psychics Series have by being too short. Jay is a very likable character, but there are many characters in this book and emotions run high. Many details are left unexplained or underdeveloped. Multiple events occur in a mere 106 pages, causing all of the events near the end of the book to be short-changed and happen in kind of a blur. Of all the books in the series, this one should have been longer, however it is still one of the best in the series. ( )

I have a new favorite author. A very good gripping series for those who enjoy books with a bit of the supernatural... ( )