Cassie Neill possesses a psychic talent that allows her to see through the eyes of a recurring serial killer as he commits his crimes. After the local police ignore her warnings, she flees to a small town in Oregon, only to find herself mentally linked to a new predator. Detective Dane Jantzen initially views her claims with skepticism but eventually uses her visions to track the murderer. The narrative focuses on the physical toll of Cassie’s visions and the friction between her sensory perceptions and Dane’s procedural investigative methods.
This book serves readers who enjoy romantic suspense centered on paranormal abilities and high-stakes police work. Those who follow the evolution of the romantic thriller genre read it for the balance between intense procedural details and the developing relationship between the two leads. The reader gains an understanding of how mental intrusion functions as a narrative device to build tension. They finish the book with a clear picture of how psychic intuition can collide with traditional law enforcement tactics in a criminal manhunt.
Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.
Best for readers like The Escapist Adventurer. Which reader are you?
- Published
- 1994
- Language
- EN
