Blood Sins
Kay Hooper
Bantam, Dec 2008, $25.00
ISBN: 9780553804850
A serial killer went on a rampage in Boston last year before relocating to Venture, Georgia. Thanks to a member of Haven, the civillian arm of the SCU FBI which consists of functioning psychics, he was caught However, the Puppet Master, who was pulling the predator’s strings so he could siphon energy from other psychics, escaped and returned to his compound in Grace, North Carolina; there he advocates the end of the world is coming.
Haven operative Tessa Gray is acting the part of a vulnerable woman alone in the world so she can grab the killer’s attention. Father Samuel has his Church of the Everlasting Sin flock to protect him at their compound. Tessa knows Samuel is using psychic power that killed two women, but with his congregation in the way justice seems out of reach. Still she fears he will bring his apocalyptic vision to reality if not stopped. With the help of psychic local chief of police Sawyer Cavanaugh and with Bishop’s input, they put together a plan to try to stop the schemes of a monster to bring Armageddon now.
Although it seems difficult to accept one person could destroy the world, readers will thoroughly enjoy the latest Bishop special crimes unit thriller. Hollis Templeton plays an intricate role and walks away with another psychic power. The anticipated confrontation between Bishop and Samuel will keep the audience spellbound while Tessa struggles with doing the right thing. The SCU thrillers are always top rate entertainment (see BLOOD DREAMS) and BLOOD SINS holds up that reputation.
Harriet Klausner
Sunday, October 5, 2008
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