I do enjoy Tess Gerritson's crime mystery books and I have not enjoyed the romance novels quite so much so I was interested to see how I would react to "Girl Missing". Tess herself describes it in the novel as her crossover novel and it is true, there is some minor romance in it, but it is much more of a crime novel and therefore much more up my street. In this novel we have a medical examiner on the trail of trying to find out why some people have died from drug overdoses and the insider knowledge that Gerritson clearly has is plain to see but used to make things more authentic not more complicated. Thus, it is interesting to see how a medical examiner works but not in the boring detail which would apply to an actual everyday job but more in the sense of a potted idea of the best bits of the job. I do also like the way that the characters are so well drawn and even those who are not necessarily good are still very interesting to read about. In summary then, I really enjoyed this book and I recommend it to both new and old readers of Tess Gerritson - you won't be disappointed!