Haven (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit #13)
THE NEW BISHOP/SCU NOVEL After years away, Jessie Rayburn has finally returned homeunwelcomedto a town of menacing whispers: Baron Hollow, North Carolina. It’s as though she never left. That’s why she’s so afraid. She left behind her estranged sister, Emma, who has her own secrets to...
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THE NEW BISHOP/SCU NOVEL After years away, Jessie Rayburn has finally returned homeunwelcomedto a town of menacing whispers: Baron Hollow, North Carolina. It’s as though she never left. That’s why she’s so afraid. She left behind her estranged sister, Emma, who has her own secrets to protect. But Emma is afraid to reveal what’s really troubling her and keeping her awakestrange dreams of women being murdered, brutally, viciously. Now, in this conspiracy of silence, Emma’s bad dreams are becoming more real than ever. Even with the help of Noah Bishop, cofounder of Haven, the group of psychic investigators that Jessie works for, Jessie and Emma fear they won’t be able to outrun the secrets buried in Baron Hollowor the evil targeting them one last time.
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ISBN:
9780515153712 (0515153710)
Publish date: April 30th 2013
Publisher: Jove
Pages no: 368
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy,
Paranormal,
Romance,
Paranormal Romance,
Mystery,
Contemporary,
Thriller,
Mystery Thriller,
Crime,
Suspense,
Romantic Suspense
Series: Bishop/Special Crimes Unit (#13)
Haven -- Kay Hooper Book 13 of Bishop/Special Crimes Unit series Book 1 of the Haven sub-trilogy I'm not sure I was as enamored with this Bishop/SCU book as all the ones previous, but as a bias, I still found enjoyment. Still... kind of disappointed by what I got out of this one. Story Blu...
An intense beginning, as the story paints a picture of a victim running for her life. We see her wandering aimlessly through the woods... then we are back to the real world. The drama begins. You will keep reading, anxious to discover the story behind the forgotten memory. Hooper ends the tale with ...
I discovered Kay Hooper purely by coincidence a couple of years ago, and I promptly devoured her backlist. But then, she switched publishers and moved to hardcover, so I decided to wait until this book was out in mass market. And after reading it, I have a bit of mixed feelings.It was interesting to...
Expected publication: July 31st 2012 by Berkley Hardcover