Mind Games (Kaely Quinn Profiler)
"Fans of romantic mysteries will want to see more of the gutsy Kaely."--Publishers Weekly
FBI Behavioral Analyst Kaely Quinn's methods may be highly unorthodox, but her talent is undeniable. She's done her best to establish a new life for herself after being demoted and transferred to St. Louis when a reporter revealed she's the daughter of an infamous serial killer. But when that same reporter claims to have received an anonymous poem predicting a string of murders, ending with Kaely's, it seems her old life has followed her.
When a body is found that fits the poem's morbid predictions, Kaely and her new partner, Special Agent Noah Hunter, are forced to move past his skepticism of her approach and work together to unravel the deadly riddle.
With a brazen serial killer who breaks all the normal patterns on the loose, Noah and Kaely must race to catch the murderer before anyone else, including Kaely, is killed.
FBI Behavioral Analyst Kaely Quinn's methods may be highly unorthodox, but her talent is undeniable. She's done her best to establish a new life for herself after being demoted and transferred to St. Louis when a reporter revealed she's the daughter of an infamous serial killer. But when that same reporter claims to have received an anonymous poem predicting a string of murders, ending with Kaely's, it seems her old life has followed her.
When a body is found that fits the poem's morbid predictions, Kaely and her new partner, Special Agent Noah Hunter, are forced to move past his skepticism of her approach and work together to unravel the deadly riddle.
With a brazen serial killer who breaks all the normal patterns on the loose, Noah and Kaely must race to catch the murderer before anyone else, including Kaely, is killed.
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Community Reviews
I really liked this book, the pace was quick, I didn’t get bored once, and the resolution took me by surprise. Nice characters too, even the mean guys were somehow likeable.
I read a lot of comments on the religious aspect of the book, and I was a bit worried it would be an issue, but it is ok and not a big deal until pretty much the end, It didn’t bother me through the story, I have read other books, fantasy mostly, where religion is a big part of the protagonist’ life and journey and it doesn’t necessarily impact the story, is just who they are and gives another layer to the character, which I think is the case with Kaely. So if seen with the fiction glasses on, it can be passable. It gets a bit too sappy and cringy at the very end, so it is 95% ok for me. I did enjoy it a lot after all
I read a lot of comments on the religious aspect of the book, and I was a bit worried it would be an issue, but it is ok and not a big deal until pretty much the end, It didn’t bother me through the story, I have read other books, fantasy mostly, where religion is a big part of the protagonist’ life and journey and it doesn’t necessarily impact the story, is just who they are and gives another layer to the character, which I think is the case with Kaely. So if seen with the fiction glasses on, it can be passable. It gets a bit too sappy and cringy at the very end, so it is 95% ok for me. I did enjoy it a lot after all
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