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Out of the Shadows
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Rating: 4.48/5 from 33 reviews Excellent finale for this 3 book seriesAfter reading "Stealing Shadows", I couldn't wait to read "Hiding in the Shadow", and after reading that I was anxious to read "Out of the Shadows". This trilogy was excellent. I love books with mystery and psychic suspense. The first two books introduce Noah a FBI profiler who is also psychic. In each book he helps another psychic with a mystery. Now this book Out of the Shadows is Noah's story and you come to understand what makes Noah tic and the tradegy that preceeded the previous books. Enjoy this romantic suspense story. It is a keeper. An Explosive Book Worth Waiting ForSheriff Miranda Knight has been secretly using her psychic ablilty to solve crime in Cox County Tennessee, but when a serial killer starts brutally murdering teenagers in town her psychic powers draw a blank. Worry about her nineteen year old sister adds to her woes. She needs help and she knows where to get it, though she doesn't want to go there, but she must. She calls in former lover FBI profiler Noah Bishop and his team of psychic agents. This five star thriller should be hard to believe in, but it's not. Hooper just keeps getting better. She paints a believable past for Knight and Bishop, tells us Bishop's story through Knight's eyes and keeps her readers hanging on every word. A little graphic, no, a lot graphic, but I believe it's necessary for the story. Review Submitted by Katie Osborne Noah Bishop's Story at LastCox County Tennessee, rural, laid back, quiet, well at least it should be, but it's not. A serial killer is stalking the town, killing teenagers. Sheriff Miranda Knight has been using her psychic ability to ferret out crime, but she can't anywhere with this killer, so she calls on Noah Bishop and his team of psychic FBI agents. Sounds hoakie, I know, but somehow Hooper pulls it off. At last we get Bishop's story and it was worth waiting for. I was touched by the romance, gagged at the graphic description of the murder victims, captivated by the characters. This book had it all, some might say a bit too much, but I loved every minute of it and gave it five stars... | ||||||||||||||||||||
