The Girl Without a Name is the second book featuring psychiatrist Zoe Goldman. I did read the first one, Little Black Lies and my thoughts on that one will be included in our September Mini Musings later this month. I think that each one could be read as a stand alone, but I think the reader will get more of an appreciation of Zoe's character and thought processes if you read them in order. 
 In this one, it's a year later and Zoe is finishing up her final year of residency. This time on a pediatric psych ward. She faces new challenges since her mother died and she is on probation with the hospital. She gets a new patient who is catatonic and has no identity. It's a race to figure out who this girl is and what happened to her before she disappears into the system. 
 I really liked this sequel. I felt like I got to know Zoe a lot more. I like that she is a flawed doctor who doesn't know all of the answers and still needs help processing her own issues. She is smart and compassionate and that really helps her to help her patients. I liked her determination not to give up and try to solve the case. And this case was one that kept me guessing! I had my suspicions, but I was way off base! 
 I highly recommend this series. I hope that Zoe is featured in another book very soon!