Lisa Regan
It refers to the teenage girl in the prologue who is being accosted by James Lampson and who makes a return later in the book and plays an important part in the plot.
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I'm currently reading The Innocent Wife.Now that she and Noah have been married for a bit, why is Josie still going by Quinn? I'm all for a woman retaining the name of her choice despite getting married, but in her case it's her deceased ex-husband's name. Noah seems like a pretty secure character and completely unbothered by it, but I'm just curious if sticking with Quinn is an intentional choice by Ms. Regan.
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