"THE NEXT ACCIDENT is a chilling, powerful, riveting tale of suspense. A psychopath driven by revenge, taunting the FBI's best of the best. A nameless, faceless, seemingly unstoppable killer with a brilliant plan. If you like dark, powerful thrillers that set your heart pounding and keep you on the edge of your seat, I highly recommend THE NEXT ACCIDENT."
—Romance Fiction Forum

"THE NEXT ACCIDENT is a suspense-laden twist-filled tale that easily equals the best of Sue Grafton and Kath Reichs...the fun lies in the battle of wits that results as Rainie and Quincy race to catch the killer before he catches them."
- Providence Journal

"...a harrowing tale of stalking and revenge."
—Cleveland Plain Dealer

"Lisa Gardner has shot to the top of the suspense field at an astonishing rate. Her incredibly engrossing tales are evidence of a remarkable talent."
—Romantic Times, 4 1/2 stars

"Rainie and Quincy are fascinating characters, far from perfect and all too human, with more fears and foibles -- and more emotional baggage -- than most. She is a child of abuse; he's a master of control. In many respects, they couldn't be more opposite, but they make a terrific team. A diverse cast of secondary characters adds depth and texture to this well-written, fast-paced, utterly engrossing tale."
—Romance Reviews Today

"...a fiendishly well choreographed dance of death."
—The Book List

"Gardner has created psychological terror at its highest. This is the type of book where you find yourself yelling at the next victim trying to warn them of their peril.
Definitely a must read."
—The Snooper

"...a cool and mostly accomplished psychokiller tale..."
—Kirkus Reviews

"In her hardcover debut, Lisa Gardner once again delivers a story with nail-biting suspense, chills, and a strong emotional punch. Not only does the book offer all the thrills and twists of a topnotch roller coaster, but I also cared about the main characters.

Rainie's toughness and sarcasm hides a lonely woman with a troubled past, and Quincy's professional success has come at the cost of his relationship with his wife and daughters. Be sure to clear away any distractions before you start reading, because you won't want to put this down until the very last page!"
—Old Book Barn Gazette (Leanore Howard, Reviewer)