Fiction.
Mystery.
HTML:Once again Abby Cooperâ??s abilities are in high demand. But this time she wonâ??t just be finding a deadly criminalâ??sheâ??ll be helping one.
Itâ??s fall in Detroit, and psychic intuitive Abby Cooper is falling to pieces. She was about to nestle into her cozy, almost-renovated new house, and into the arms of FBI agent Dutch Rivers. Then, faster than you can say trick-or-treat, it all fell apart with one phone call.
As a favor for a friend, Abby agrees to read tarot cards at a wedding, and finds herself predicting the future for some very shady guests. Word of her talents reaches a mob boss who wants her help in some business matters, and he doesnâ??t take no for an answer.
Now sheâ??s working for both sides of the law when the police seek out Abbyâ??s psychic intuition in order to shed some light on a masked man whoâ??s been attacking women, before he strikes again. With all of Dutchâ??s time going to a big FBI case and his sultry new partner, Abbyâ??s on her ownâ??leading her to wond… (más)
I thought that I was just annoyed with the reader on this book, but after awhile, I realized that the dialogue in this book came across as stilted and contrived. And why do we have yet ANOTHER female who bumbles her way into an investigation and trouble and refuses to tell the men in her life what's going on?!? As much as I love reading books in a series, I think I'll skip any more in this one ( )
Still like Abby, who got herself into a bit of a bind...think Mob Boss. Then there's the serial killer, and Dutch is busy on his own case, with a new partner. Made for some fun, hurt feelings, a few scary moments...oh yeah, almost forgot about the fire. ( )
Ticked exactly one box for me ~ the psychic or clairvoyant woman and involvement in an ongoing police procedural. The writing was dreadfully amateurish and to be honest the main character was exceedingly immature. Much as I like mysteries centred around tarot card reading and clairvoyance, this story sidelined those aspects except as a paranormal device to advance the plot.
Generous at two stars. However, if you enjoy a crime-driven, mob-murder mystery and an 'off and on again' roller-coaster romance, this novel is a breeze. ( )
I bought this book for 50 cents at a library discarded book Sale and it turned out to be way better than I thought it was going to be. Just when I thought I had it all figured out, I didnt. Something unexpected was always happening. I would probably read it again. ( )
For my dear friend, mentor and one of the greatest psychics in North America- Kevin Allen. Thank you so much for your ideas, wisdom, gifts and encouragement.
The three cardinal sins to be avoided by legitimate professional psychics are:
1. Never make up or alter a psychic message 2. Never betray the trust of a client by revealing details of a reading to others 3. Above all, never, ever use your intuitive gift to cause harm to another person
Fiction.
Mystery.
HTML:Once again Abby Cooperâ??s abilities are in high demand. But this time she wonâ??t just be finding a deadly criminalâ??sheâ??ll be helping one.
Itâ??s fall in Detroit, and psychic intuitive Abby Cooper is falling to pieces. She was about to nestle into her cozy, almost-renovated new house, and into the arms of FBI agent Dutch Rivers. Then, faster than you can say trick-or-treat, it all fell apart with one phone call.
As a favor for a friend, Abby agrees to read tarot cards at a wedding, and finds herself predicting the future for some very shady guests. Word of her talents reaches a mob boss who wants her help in some business matters, and he doesnâ??t take no for an answer.
Now sheâ??s working for both sides of the law when the police seek out Abbyâ??s psychic intuition in order to shed some light on a masked man whoâ??s been attacking women, before he strikes again. With all of Dutchâ??s time going to a big FBI case and his sultry new partner, Abbyâ??s on her ownâ??leading her to wond
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